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Give an example of a function with a domain of (Negative Infinity, 0 Give an example of a function with a range of [4, Infinity)

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Answer:

Function
f(x)=√(-x) has domain
(-\infty ,0]

Function
f(x)=x^2+4 has range
[4 ,\infty )

Explanation:

Domain of the function
f(x) refers to the values of
x and the range refers to the values that the function
f(x) takes for various values of
x.

Consider a function
f(x)=√(-x)

As value within the square root is non-negative.


-x\geq 0\\x\leq 0

So, domain is
(-\infty ,0]

Now, consider a function
f(x)=x^2+4

Clearly,


x^2\geq 0\\x^2+4\geq 4\\f(x)\geq 4

So,

range of
f(x) is
[4 ,\infty )

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