What is the domain and range of y=|x-1|-9?

1 Answer
Jan 24, 2018

The domain is x in RR and the range is y>=-9.

Explanation:

For the function y=|x| the domain is x in RR and range is y>=0.

The function y=|x-1|-9 is a horizontal shift of |x| by 1 unit to the right and a vertical shift of |x| by 9 units down.

Shifting left or right doesn't impact the domain since it's already all real numbers.

Shifting down 9 units changes the range from y>=0 to y>=-9.

Therefore the domain of y=|x-1|-9 is x in RR and the range is y>=-9.