SOLUTION: Let f (x) = − 2x^2 + 12 What is the interval form for the RANGE and what is the range?
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Let f (x) = − 2x^2 + 12
What is the interval form for the RANGE and what is the range?
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-2x^2 is non-positive and hence f(x) will always be at most 12.
Range: (-infinity, 12]