Let be a non–zero real constant and consider the function defined by .
MATHEMATICS · Multi-part · IGCSE · Maths · Algebra and Graphs · Algebra and Graphs
Problem
Let k be a non–zero real constant and consider the function f:R∖{0}→R defined by f(x)=xk.
(i) State the domain of f.
(ii) Prove that 0 does not belong to the range of f.
(iii) Define a new function g by g(x)=xk+3. Determine the range of g and give a reason for the value that is excluded.