What are the domain and range of y = -2(x-4)² + 1? A. D: x > 4 and R: all real numbers B. D: x ≤ 4 and R: all real numbers C. D: all real numbers and R: y ≤ 1 D. D: all real numbers and R: y ≥ 1

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What are the domain and range of y = -2(x-4)² + 1?

A. D: x > 4 and R: all real numbers
B. D: x ≤ 4 and R: all real numbers
C. D: all real numbers and R: y ≤ 1
D. D: all real numbers and R: y ≥ 1

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he correct answer is D: all real numbers and R: y ≥ 1.

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