Question

The function f(x) is defined by the set of ordered pairs {(5,-2),(-6,-2),(3,-2),(4,-2)

Answer 1

Domain: x>=-6

Range: y=-2

Explanation:

I think this is the one but I’m not entirely sure

Answer 2

Assuming it is a constant function.

`f(x)=0x-2`

Explanation:

(5,-2)

(-6,-2)

(3,-2)

(4,-2)

From the points, we can see that for any value of
`x`, the function will give -2. The graph of this function will be a horizontal line, parallel to the
`x`-line passing the y-intersect point -2.

So the function might be

`f(x)=0x-2`

If it is a constant function.

I'm considering that there are no discontinuities.