#Calculus [Functions]

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exotic birch
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How do I solve this? How can you find the domain and range of these functions along with a graph?🤔

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bitter path
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the range is the union of the ranges of the function on each given interval

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so now you reduced the problem of studying the function on each of the three intervals on which f is defined

exotic birch
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Because I've never really done calculus and now I really need help with these problems.

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I don't even know how to find domain and range of a given function

bitter path
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sorry, I don't really know good ones

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for the domain, just look at the definition of the function f(x). For which x is is defined ?

exotic birch
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Oh alright Thank you

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exotic birch
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Huh?

crisp olive
exotic birch
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Yeah?

crisp olive
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of sin(x)

exotic birch
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Nah You can find yourself and let me know how you did it.

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