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What are the domain and range of the function f(x)=-√x+3-2?

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Answer:

Domain = [-3,∞)

Range : (-∞,-2]

Explanation:

Given :
y=-√(x+3)-2

To Find: What are the domain and range of the function ?

Solution:


y=-√(x+3)-2

For Domain:


x+3\geq 0


x\geq -3

So, Domain = [-3,∞)

For range :


√(x)\geq 0


√(x+3)\geq 0


-√(x+3)\leq 0


-√(x+3)-2\leq 0-2


y\leq -2

So, Range : (-∞,-2]

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