Question

Question #19aa1

Answer 1

-3

Explanation:

First, simplify `g(x)`.

`g(x) = -4+1 = -3`

Remember, range simply means what values of `g(x)` can be obtained at a set interval. If you were to graph this function, it would simply be a straight line parallel to the x-axis. So logically, the only values of `g(x)` obtained by this graph would be `-3`. In other words, no matter what value you plug in for x, you would get a `g(x)` of `-3`.

So the range, regardless of the set interval (in this example) would be `-3`.