What is the domain and range of $x + 3 = |y|$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-09-19T16:23:26

$x in [-3, oo) and y in (-oo, oo)$

$|y| = x + 3 >= 0$ . So, $x >=-3$ .

This equation is the combined equation for the pair of straight

half-lines that make a right angled horizontal V.

The separate equations are.

$y =x+3, y>=0 and$

$y=-(x+3), y<=0$

The right angular terminal is (-3, 0).. They lines are equally

inclined to the x-axis y = 0..

$x in [-3, oo) and y in (-oo, oo)$

What is the domain and range of x + 3 = |y|x + 3 = |y|?