plug -2, 5, and 7 all into the original function and you should get 3 outputs...those 3 are the range...it should be 8, 29, 53...i think...that was a long time ago
edit: do not subtract like below...that is the range for the entire set...your looking for the 3 like above.
2007-10-08 06:50:08
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answer #1
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answered by mccaulmj 1
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Range is the values that a function can take given a domain for its 'x' or object value.
In our case,
f ( x ) = xsquared + 4 and domain is (-2, 5, 7 ).
So, we just need to evaluate f(x) at x =-2,5 and 7. Indeed,
f (-2 ) = (-2)squared + 4 = 4 + 4 = 8
f (5 ) = (5)squared + 4 = 25 + 4 = 29
f (7 ) = (7)squared + 4 = 49 + 4 = 53
So the answer is : For the domain (-2, 5, 7 ), the range of our function or equivalently the value of 'f(x)' at these 'x values' is
(8, 29, 53)
Anothe way to put it is :
x = (-2, 5, 7 ) yields f(x) = (8, 29, 53)
Where 'x ' is called the 'object' while its associated value or
'f(x)' is called the 'range'
Hope this helped.
:)
2007-10-08 14:41:57
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answered by jonny boy 3
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i'm trying to think back several years ago, but i would say it is the following:
using all 3 domain values of x in the function, you get the following numbers: 8, 29 and 53. the range of the function is the greatest number minus the least. So 53-8 = the range, or 45
2007-10-08 13:51:10
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answered by mark c 1
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plug the (-2,5,7) into where an x is then solve.
1. f(-2)=-2(sqaured)+4
f(-2)=4+4
f(-2)=8
2. f(5)=5(sqaured)+4
f(5)=25+4
f(5)=29
3. f(7)=7(sqaured)+4
f(7)=49+4
f(7)=53
So your range is 53-8=45
2007-10-08 14:05:54
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answered by Azura 2
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Plugging in the values yields {8,29,53} and the minus sign is of no consequence since the square of a negative number is always positive.
2007-10-08 14:37:27
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answered by TicToc.... 7
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I don't know
2007-10-08 13:52:00
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answered by Anonymous
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x____- 2____5____7
f(x)___8___29___53-------- is the range.
2007-10-08 14:11:11
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answered by Como 7
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