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Math 8th grander, please help us

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The first thing we have to see is that exercise (c) is given as follows


(c)_{}\to(-4)/(f(k))

From (e) we know:


f(k)=-4k+7

So we replace f(k) of the (e) part on the (c) part as follows:


f(k)=(-4)/((-4k+7))

Now we must find the value of x the function F (k) is not defined. This value is given when the denominator of the function gives 0 since the function would be indeterminate then:


\begin{gathered} -4k+7=0 \\ -4k=-7 \\ k=(7)/(4) \end{gathered}

The domain of this function is indeterminate for k = 7/4 and this value is the one that must be excluded from the domain

All functions have a domain and a range. The domain of a function is all the values that the function can take along the k-axis and the range on the f(k)-axis.

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