Extrema found exactly.
Quadratics use completing the square. Higher-degree functions use calculus to set f'(x) = 0 and classify critical points.
Type or snap the function. AskSia finds extrema (using calculus or completing the square), analyzes end behavior, identifies horizontal asymptotes, and assembles the range as a union of intervals. The graph shows extrema, asymptotes, and any gaps in the output set.
The range is the set of output values a function actually produces as the input varies over the domain. To find it, identify any extrema (highest and lowest points), analyze end behavior as x goes to plus and minus infinity, and check whether the function is continuous in between. For continuous functions on a connected domain, the range is the interval between the extreme values (or unbounded if no extremum exists in that direction). For discontinuous or piecewise functions, the range is a union of intervals.
Extrema, asymptotes, and continuity all factored in.
Quadratics use completing the square. Higher-degree functions use calculus to set f'(x) = 0 and classify critical points.
Limits as x goes to infinity are computed for polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions.
Horizontal asymptotes set bounds on the range. AskSia identifies them and adjusts the output interval.
Discontinuities create gaps in the range. AskSia detects them and writes the range as a union of intervals.
The function plot has extrema, asymptotes, and the range highlighted on the y-axis as a visual confirmation.
Range appears as a union of intervals, with set-builder notation available on request.
Type, paste, snap a photo, or speak f(x). AskSia identifies the function type.
Extrema, end behavior, asymptotes, and continuity are each computed. Output values that the function cannot produce get excluded.
Final range in interval notation, with the graph showing extrema and asymptotes. Set-builder available on toggle.
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Range is [k, infinity) or (-infinity, k] depending on whether the parabola opens up or down. AskSia completes the square to find k.
Range comes from extrema (found via calculus) and end behavior. AskSia handles cubics, quartics, and beyond.
Horizontal asymptotes set bounds. AskSia checks whether the function crosses its asymptote.
Standard exponentials have range (0, infinity). Standard logs have range (-infinity, infinity). AskSia adjusts for shifts and reflections.
Sine and cosine have range [-1, 1]. Tangent has all reals. AskSia adjusts for amplitude and vertical shifts.
Paste a function and a proposed range. AskSia checks the bounds and any gaps.
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