Problem in finding functions Domain & Rage of a peacewise function

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Homework Statement



Find the domain and range:
{ x+2, x[tex]\leq[/tex]0
f(x) ={x3, |x|<1
{-x+3, x[tex]\geq[/tex]1


Homework Equations


domain = possible inputs
range = possible outputs


The Attempt at a Solution



domain of f(x) = (-[tex]\alpha[/tex], -1] [tex]\cup[/tex] (-1, 1) [tex]\cup[/tex] [1, [tex]\alpha[/tex])
=(-[tex]\alpha[/tex], [tex]\alpha[/tex])

range of f(x) = (-[tex]\alpha[/tex], 1] [tex]\cup[/tex] (-1, 1) [tex]\cup[/tex] [2, [tex]\alpha[/tex])
= (-[tex]\alpha[/tex], 1] [tex]\cup[/tex] [2, [tex]\alpha[/tex])
 
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sadaf2605 said:

Homework Statement



Find the domain and range:
{ x+2, x[tex]\leq[/tex]0
f(x) ={x3, |x|<1
{-x+3, x[tex]\geq[/tex]1
Are you sure that the part I bolded isn't -1?

domain of f(x) = (-[tex]\alpha[/tex], -1] [tex]\cup[/tex] (-1, 1) [tex]\cup[/tex] [1, [tex]\alpha[/tex])
=(-[tex]\alpha[/tex], [tex]\alpha[/tex])
Use "\infty" if you want to display ∞. It's also better to put entire expressions within the tex tags, instead of putting individual symbols within tex tags, like ths:
[tex]\begin{aligned}<br /> \text{domain of f(x) } &= (-\infty, -1] \cup (-1, 1) \cup [1, \infty) \\<br /> &= (-\infty, \infty)<br /> \end{aligned}[/tex]
(Click the expression above to see the code I typed.)
 
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eumyang said:
Are you sure that the part I bolded isn't -1?

you are right that part would be -1 and i did a lot of typing mistakes, and now help me finding the range of this function!