What is the domain and range of #g(x) = x/2#?
Nathan AxelThis function is linear, and its domain and range are unrestricted in the absence of context. As a result, we have:
and
graph{x/2 [-5, 5, 10, -10]}
It's evident that there are no restrictions at all.
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Abigail AllenDomain: All real numbers. Range: All real numbers.
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