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Let R={0, 1, 2, 3) be the range of h(x) = x-7. The domain of h-'(x) is

1. (-7, -6, -5,-4)
2. (7, 8, 9, 10)
3. (0, 1, 2, 3)

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anser: ange(1,10,2) - 1 to 9 with a gap of 2 numbers each so it yields - 1,3,5,7,9 2. [-2,-4,-6,-8,-10] - range(-2,-11,-2) 3. (i) range(4,20)[2:5] - Generates the list of number…

example: What sequence of numbers is equivalent to the given ranges?

range(1,10,2)

2.Express the following as a range.

[-2,-4,-6,-8,-10]

3.What do each of these expressions yield?

(1) range(4,20)[2:5] (2) list(range(10,60,4)[-2:1:-4] (3) range(3,12,4)[2]

(4) range(0,9,2)[:] (5) range(2,20)[-2:-10:-1] (6) range(3,18,2)[::2]

(7) range(1,33,6)[1::2] (8)range(-5,20,3)[-8:5:2]

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User Arthropode
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Answer:

It would be number three (0,1,2,3)

Explanation:

h-'(x) would be the inverse of the function so the domain would be swapped with the range so the range set would now be the domain set.

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