Which statement best describes the domain and range of p (x) = 6-x and q (x) = 6x? a. p (x) and q (x) have the same domain and the same range. b. p (x) and q (x) have the same domain but different ranges. c. p (x) and q (x) have different domains but the same range. d. p (x) and q (x) have different domains and different ranges.

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Karla Branch

Mathematics

29 May, 21:19

Which statement best describes the domain and range of p (x) = 6-x and q (x) = 6x? a. p (x) and q (x) have the same domain and the same range. b. p (x) and q (x) have the same domain but different ranges. c. p (x) and q (x) have different domains but the same range. d. p (x) and q (x) have different domains and different ranges.

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Keira Nixon · Answer 1

The correct answer is:

A) p (x) and q (x) have the same domain and the same range.

Explanation:

The domain is the set of numbers we can use for x. There are no restrictions on this domain; that is, there is no number that will not give us a real answer for x.

The range is the set of numbers for y. There is no number that we cannot get as a value for either function for y.

This means that both the domain and the range is the set of all real numbers.