Jackson is flying at a constant rate of 500 mph from New York, New York, to Austin, Texas, which is a distance of 1,750 miles. If the distance Jackson has traveled in miles is a function of time in hours he has been flying, determine an appropriate domain and range for this problem situation.

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The domain of the function is [tex][0,3.5][/tex] and the range of the function is [tex][0,1750][/tex].

Speed [tex]= 500[/tex] mph

Distance [tex]= 1750[/tex] miles

Distance [tex]=[/tex] Speed [tex]\times[/tex] Time

The distance Jackson has traveled in miles is a function of time in hours he has been flying.

[tex]f(t)=500t.[/tex]

For maximum distance, [tex]f(t)=1750[/tex] miles.

[tex]1750=500t.[/tex]

[tex]t=\frac{1750}{500}[/tex]

[tex]t=3.5[/tex] hours

So, domain [tex]= [0,3.5][/tex]

Range [tex]= [0,1750][/tex]

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