The domain of y=g(x) is -5 (=) x (=) 18 and the range is -14 (=) y (=) 10
what is the domain and renge for y=g(1/4x)?
and the domain and range for y=2g(x)?
they need to be in form of inequalities. I have NO CLUE how to do this! D: can someone walk me through it? I need to know it for a test soon! :(
what is the domain and renge for y=g(1/4x)?
and the domain and range for y=2g(x)?
they need to be in form of inequalities. I have NO CLUE how to do this! D: can someone walk me through it? I need to know it for a test soon! :(
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For y = g(1/4x) imagine that 1/4x is u so y = g(u) and so -5 (=) u (=) 18 wich means
-5 (=) 1/4x (=) 18. Now solve for x depending on whether it is (1/4)x or 1/(4x). The range will remail the same.
For y = 2g(x) range will be enlarges by a factor 2 i.e. -28 (=) y (=) 20 and domain remains the same.
Got a clue at least now?
-5 (=) 1/4x (=) 18. Now solve for x depending on whether it is (1/4)x or 1/(4x). The range will remail the same.
For y = 2g(x) range will be enlarges by a factor 2 i.e. -28 (=) y (=) 20 and domain remains the same.
Got a clue at least now?