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The domain of the function f(x) = x is ___________.​

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Answered by mggps2284
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Answer:

the domain of f(x)=x is whole of the real number R. The range is also the whole of R.

Answered by zumba12
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The domain of the function f(x) = x is R (Real Numbers).​

Explanation:

  • A Function is a relation from a set of inputs (domain) to a set of possible outputs (range) where, each input can have only one output.
  • A domain of a function is the set of of all possible values that can go in the function.
  • In this question, we have to find those values of x which can go into the function to satisfy it.
  • Here, all real values can go inside the function as input to satisfy it.

Hence, the domain of the function f(x) = x is the set of Real numbers (R).

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