Mathematics, 24.03.2021 15:20, yukichaniscool8

G(x) = x-6
Domain of g: ?
k(x) = x
Domain of k: x > 0
Range of k: y > 0

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G(x) = x-6
Domain of g: ?
k(x) = x
Domain of k: x > 0
Range of k: y >...