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Mathematics, 23.10.2020 21:40 DESI111609

The graph shown below expresses a radical function that can be written in the form f(x)=a(x+k)^1/n+c. What does the graph tell you about the domain and range of this function? A.) The domain is [c, infinity), and the range is [-k, infinity).
B.) The domain is [-k, infinity), and the range is (-infinity, c]
C.) The domain is (-infinity, k], and the range is [c, infinity)
D.) The domain is (-infinity, infinity), and the range is (-infinity, infinity)


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