Why Are 0 and 4 Excluded from the Range in This Function?

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Homework Statement


Please refer to the image attached. The first part, (i).

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My answer is 0 </= x </= 4, but the answer says 0<x<4.
Why are 0 and 4 not included?

Since the domain includes 6, then 0.5(6)+1 =4, 4 should be included right?
 

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coconut62 said:

Homework Statement


Please refer to the image attached. The first part, (i).

Homework Equations


None.


The Attempt at a Solution



My answer is 0 </= x </= 4, but the answer says 0<x<4.
Why are 0 and 4 not included?

Since the domain includes 6, then 0.5(6)+1 =4, 4 should be included right?

You are right,0 and 4 are part of the range.
 
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