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Can someone please explain !!!-example-1
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Answer:

Part 1)

a) The graph in the attached figure

b) The domain of f(x) is the interval [-4,1] and the range is the interval [0,2]

c)
f(1)=0,
f(-4)=2 ,
f(-1)=0

Part 2)

a) The graph in the attached figure

b) The domain of g(x) is the interval [-3,9] and the range of g(x) is the interval [1,13)

c)
g(0)=1,
g(5)=3.5 ,
g(9)=1

Explanation:

Part 1) we have


f(x)=-(2)/(3)x-(2)/(3) -----> For
-4\leq x<-1


f(x)=1-x^(2) -----> For
-1\leq x\leq 1


f(x)=1 -----> For
1 < x\leq 4

Part a) Graph the function

Using a graphing tool

Graph each function at the indicated intervals

see the attached figure

Part b) The domain of f(x) is the interval [-4,1]

All real numbers less than or equal to 1 and greater than or equal to -4

The range of f(x) is the interval [0,2]

All real numbers less than or equal to 2 and greater than or equal to 0

Part c) Determine

a1) f(1)

we know that

For x=1


f(x)=1-x^(2)

substitute


f(1)=1-(1)^(2)=0

a2) g(5)

we know that

For x=5


f(x)=-(2)/(3)x-(2)/(3)

substitute


f(-4)=-(2)/(3)x-(2)/(3)=2

a3) f(-1)

For x=-1


f(x)=1-x^(2)

substitute


f(-1)=1-x^(2)=0

Part 2) we have


g(x)=-(x+3)^(2)+4 -----> For
3\leq x<0


g(x)=(x+2)/2 -----> For
0\leq x < 6


g(x)=4/(x-5) -----> For
6 \leq x\leq 9

Part a) Graph the function

Using a graphing tool

Graph each function at the indicated intervals

see the attached figure

Part b) The domain of g(x) is the interval [-3,9]

All real numbers less than or equal to 9 and greater than or equal to -3

The range of f(x) is the interval [1,13)

All real numbers less than 13 and greater than or equal to 1

Part c) Determine

a1) g(0)

we know that

For x=0


g(x)=(x+2)/2

substitute


g(0)=(0+2)/2=1

a2) g(5)

we know that

For x=5


g(x)=(x+2)/2

substitute


g(5)=(5+2)/2=3.5

a3) g(9)

For x=9


g(x)=4/(x-5)

substitute


g(9)=4/(9-5)=1

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