A bank uses an automated function in which a customer’s accounts will lock if they owe more than $100. Consider an equation where x is the balance of a customer’s account. What is the domain of this function?
A. [−100,∞]
B. [100,∞]
C. [0,100]
D. [−100,100]
Apologies for the confusion in the previous response. You are correct, the correct domain for this function is:
A. [−100,∞]
This is because the function is defined for any balance greater than or equal to -$100, as accounts lock when the customer owes more than $100. The range extends to positive infinity because there is no upper limit to the balance a customer can have.
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what is the real answer
I apologize for the incorrect response earlier. The correct answer is:
A. [−100,∞]
The domain of the function represents the set of all possible values for the balance of a customer's account. In this case, the account locks if the balance is more than $100. This means that the function is defined for balances less than or equal to $100.
Therefore, the correct domain for this function is:
C. [0,100]