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Let the closed interval [a , b] be the domain of function f. The domain of f(x - 3) is given by

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Answered by pulakmath007
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GIVEN

Let the closed interval [a , b] be the domain of function f.

TO DETERMINE

The domain of f(x - 3)

EVALUATION

If a function f (x) is defined on the closed interval [a , b]

Then the graph of f(x-k) is obtained on translation of k units to right of the graph of f(x)

Then the domain of the function f(x-k) is obtained by adding k units to both a and b i.e [ a+k, b + k ]

By same argument the graph of f(x - 3) on translation of 3 units to right of the graph of f(x) .

Hence the domain of the function f(x-3) is obtained by adding 3 units to both a and b i.e [ a + 3 , b + 3 ]

FINAL ANSWER

Let the closed interval [a , b] be the domain of function f.

The domain of f(x - 3) is [ a + 3 , b + 3 ]

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