What is the domain of f(x)=7x+4f(x)=7x+4?

1 Answer
Mar 18, 2018

x inRR

Explanation:

This is just the equation of a line, where 7 is the slope and 4 is the y-intercept, so the function is continuous.

Since our function f(x) is continuous, its domain is x inRR, meaning x can take on any value.

  • You can plug in 2 for x and get a value for f(x)
  • You can plug in 81 for x and get a value for f(x)
  • You can plug in 5341238 in for x and get a value for f(x)

The point is, no input for x will make this function undefined, thus its domain is x inRR.