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Mathematics, 02.10.2021 20:40 bellarae502

Suppose x and y vary together such that y=4x and there are no restrictions on x. y is a function of x, and we will call this function f. Write a function formula for f.

What is the (general) domain of f? Enter your answer as an inequality.

What is the (general) range of f? Enter your answer as an inequality.

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