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If the equation of a function is given, the domain is implicitly defined by input values t...

If the equation of a function is given, the domain is implicitly defined by input values that generate real-valued outputs. But unless the graph is given or can be easily sketched, we must attempt to find the range analytically by solving for x in terms ofy. We should note that sometimes this is an easy task, while at other times it is virtually impossible and we must rely on other methods. For the following functions, determine the implicit domain and find the range by solving for x in terms of y.

a.


b. y = x2 − 3

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