Q. The given function is: G(x)=x−1xx−x Let's find the domain and range of this function.
Simplify G(x): First, let's simplify G(x) to see if we can cancel out any terms.G(x)=x−1xx−xFactor x out of the numerator.G(x)=x−1x(x−1)
Factor out x: Now, we cancel out the (x−1) terms.G(x) = x, for x=1
Cancel out terms: To find the domain, we consider where the original function is defined.Since we cannot divide by zero, x cannot be 1.Also, x is only real for x≥0.So, the domain is x≥0, x=1.
Find domain: For the range, we look at the simplified function G(x)=x. The square root function outputs values y≥0. So, the range is y≥0.
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