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Write the domain and range of greatest integer function

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • The greatest integer function is defined for all real numbers. Hence, as per its definition, its domain is the set of real numbers. ... Hence, the domain is . The range is, as per the definition, the set of all integers: .
Answered by debismita
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The greatest integer function is defined for all real numbers.Hence,as per its defination,its fomain is the set of real numbers.

[x]=n,x[n,n+1)

where nZ .The function defined everywhere.Hence the domain is XR.

The range is,as per the defination,the set of all integers:[x]Z.There is nothing to prove here.

The function is right-continuous.Discontinuities occure st integral values of x.

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