
Jose T.
asked 04/15/21Suppose that this is the function for the area of a frame: f(x)=4x2+72x+320 If the frame must be at at least 1 inch and no more than 3 inches wide. What re the domain and the range of the function?
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Lexi P. answered 04/16/21
UCLA Mathematics Student and Computer Science Minor
The domain of a function means the x values that the function is “allowed” to cover. The range is referring to the y values that the function is “allowed” to cover.
For this problem, you have a function (f(x)=4x2+72x+320) that represents frame size, and a boundary for how many inches the width can be (between 1 and 3 inches). This boundary for the width is going to be the domain for the function.
For the range, the values aren’t given to you, but we can find them! If the x values need to fall between two points, that means the y values need to fall between those two points as well (1 and 3).
Solve for f(1): 4(1)2+72(1)+320 = 396
Solve for f(3): 4(3)2+72(3)+320 = 572
The y values need to fall between 396 and 572, so that is the range.
Answer: D = [1,3] R = [396,572]
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Mark M.
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