The peicewise function is $\"\"$ .

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(a)

All possible values of $\"\"$ for which the function is mathematically correct is the domain of a function.

The domain set is $\"\"$ .

Domain in interval notation $\"\"$ .

(b) Find the intercepts.

Find the $\"\"$ -intercept by substituting $\"\"$ .

If $\"\"$ the function is $\"\"$ .

Substitute $\"\"$ in $\"\"$ .

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If $\"\"$ then the function is $\"\"$ .

Substitute $\"\"$ in $\"\"$ .

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The $\"\"$ -intercepts are $\"\"$ and $\"\"$ .

Find the $\"\"$ -intercept by substituting $\"\"$ .

The functions $\"\"$ and $\"\"$ are not defined at $\"\"$ .

The function $\"\"$ is defined at $\"\"$ .

The $\"\"$ -intercept is $\"\"$ .

(c)

Draw the table of different values of $\"\"$ for $\"\"$ .

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$\"\"$	\ $\"\"$ \	\ $\"\"$ \
$\"\"$	\ $\"\"$ \	\ $\"\"$ \

Graph:

1). Draw a coordinate plane.

2). Plot the points found in the table and connect the plotted points

3). Label the intercept points.

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(d)

All possible values of $\"\"$ is range of a function.

Observe the graph: The range of function is $\"\"$ .

The range in interval notation $\"\"$ .

(e)

The function is discontinuous at $\"\"$ .

(a) Domain in interval notation $\"\"$ .

(b) Intercepts are $\"\"$ and $\"\"$ and $\"\"$ .

(c) Graph of the function $\"\"$ :

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(d) The range in interval notation $\"\"$ .

(e) The function is discontinuous at $\"\"$ .