[7th grade math] What does range mean?
How do you find range and domain in general?
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I’m helping my kids with their homework. Does anyone know the answers for b and c? I know range means from…to…, but the provided answers are 123 degrees and 235 degrees
Here's a method without calculus.
Let
Denominator can never be
in this case. So the domain depends only upon $4y^2-24+4y\Rightarrow 4y^2+4y-24≥0\Rightarrow 4(y-2)(y+3)≥0\Rightarrow (y-2)(y+3)≥0\Rightarrow y\in(- \infty, -3]\cup[2,\infty).$
Hence the range of the is
I guess you know solving inequalities...
To find the range of a function, my first instinct is to check whether the graph has an inverse. We can do this informally using the Horizontal Line Test. If no Horizontal Line intersects the function more than once, then the function has an inverse. With that, we can find . The "domain" of
would be the range of the function
.
Else, we can use the derivatives of the function to help us find the maximum and minimum which gives us the lower and upper bound of the range of .