Clearly, f(x) is defined for every value of x<7 and x>=7.
So, f(x) is defined for all real numbers.
So, Domain of the function is R where R is a set of real numbers.
In interval-notation Domain is (-infinty,infinity) i.e .
We can get range by putting x= ,
f(x)=
for x= 7 , f(x) = 1
So, range is from to 1
In set interval notation, Range is
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