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![Suppose that f(z) has a domain of [5, 15] and a range of 7, 17]. What are the domain and range of:
(a) f(z) +5 Domain
(b) f(x +5) Domain
(c) f(5z) Domain
(d) 5f(z) Domain
Range
Range
Range
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Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that f(z) has a domain of [5, 15] and a range of 7, 17]. What are the domain and range of:
(a) f(z) +5 Domain
(b) f(x +5) Domain
(c) f(5z) Domain
(d) 5f(z) Domain
Range
Range
Range
Range
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