Let be the real-valued function defined by with the restriction .

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Problem

Let gg be the real-valued function defined by g(x)=∣x2−4x∣g(x)=|x^{2}-4x| with the restriction x≤3x\le 3. (i) Write the domain of gg in interval notation. (ii) Determine the least and the greatest values of g(x)g(x) on the given domain. (iii) Hence state the complete range of gg. Show all working clearly, including the treatment of the modulus sign.

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