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The function f has a domain of [0,5]and a range of [0,3]. Start by sketching a potential graph of f.
Suppose the function k is defined as k(x)=f(x−3). Determine the domain and range of k.

Domain: 

Range: 

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  1. the graph is shifted to the right by 3, so
    domain is [3,8]
    range is the same

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