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Chapter 8: Q48. (page 416)

Graph the function y=x-1 and then state the domain and range of the function.

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The graph of the function y=x-1is shown below whose domain is 0,鈭�and range is-1,鈭�.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Write down the given information.

The given function is y=x-1.

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Step 2. Sketch the graph of given function.

The graph of the functiony=x-1 is shown below.

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Step 3. Interpretation from the graph.

From the graph, it can be interpreted that the domain of the functiony=x-1is x鈮�0 and range is y鈮�-1.

Mathematically, domain Df鈭�0,鈭�and range Rf鈭�-1,鈭�of the functiony=x鈭�1 .

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