Given the domain {-2, 2, 4}, what is the range for the relation 3x + y = 3?
A.
{-9, 3,...
Mathematics, 10.03.2020 07:21 alyssamaize
Given the domain {-2, 2, 4}, what is the range for the relation 3x + y = 3?
A.
{-9, 3, 9}
B.
{0, 5, 7}
C.
{-3, 9, 15}
D.
{9, -3, -9}
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