a.
To calculate: Domain of the function
a.

Answer to Problem 17E
Domain is
Explanation of Solution
Given information: A graph is given
Calculation:
Domain of a function refers to a set of all possible input values for that function.
As per the graph,
So, domain is
b.
To calculate: Range of the function.
b.

Answer to Problem 17E
Range is
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
Range of a function refers to a set of all possible output values corresponding to the domain of a function.
As per the graph,
So, range is
c.
To calculate: values of
c.

Answer to Problem 17E
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
To find values of
The graph cuts the x -axis at point
x -coordinate of the point
So,
d.
To calculate: values of
d.

Answer to Problem 17E
Value of
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
To find
The graph cuts the y -axis at point
y-coordinate of the point
So,
e.
To calculate: values of
e.

Answer to Problem 17E
Value of
Coordinates of the point is
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
To find value of
The line
From this point draw a horizontal line which intersects the y -axis at some point.
The horizontal line intersects y -axis at point
y -coordinate of point
So,
Value of
Coordinates of the point is
f.
To calculate: coordinates of the point on the graph of
f.

Answer to Problem 17E
Coordinates of the point on the graph of
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
To find coordinates of the point on the graph of
Put
So,
coordinates of the point on the graph of
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