Domain and Range of Functions Quiz

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[0, 590.9]

(-6, infinity) Signup and view all the answers

Both (-infinity, infinity) Signup and view all the answers

all real numbers except x=0, 2, 6 (B) Signup and view all the answers

all real numbers except -2≤y Signup and view all the answers

Values of x that do not fit the object's toss model are outside the domain.

Possible heights (y-values) the object reaches during the toss.

One value of x is excluded within the domain.

Possible outputs (y values) that the function takes while avoiding a specific range.

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All numbers on x and y axis are used for domain and range

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Specific x-values are excluded from the input to the function.

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Specific output values are avoided.

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For the model representing an object tossed from a tall building:
- Domain: Not within the interval [1.80, 12.76]
- Range: [0, 590.9] meters indicating the height range during the toss.
For the function represented by mc014-1.jpg:
- Domain: (4, infinity) meaning the function is defined for values greater than 4.
- Range: (-6, infinity) showing that output values start just above -6 and extend indefinitely upwards.
For the function indicated by mc003-1.jpg:
- Both domain and range are (-infinity, infinity), indicating the function accepts all real numbers as both inputs and outputs.
For the piecewise function represented by mc018-1.jpg:
- Domain: All real numbers except x = 0, 2, 6, indicating specific points where the function is undefined.
- Range: All real numbers except values of y that are less than or equal to -2, showing a limit on output values.