Calculate f(−2): Calculate f(−2) and f(2) to find the function values at the endpoints of the interval.f(−2)=−3(−2)+1=6+1=7f(2)=−3(2)+1=−6+1=−5
Determine function behavior: Determine the behavior of the function over the interval. Since the function is linear and decreasing (coefficient of x is −3), the maximum value occurs at the left endpoint x=−2 and the minimum value occurs at the right endpoint x=2.Maximum value at x=−2 is 7.Minimum value at x=2 is −5.
Conclude function range: Conclude the range of the function on the interval [−2,2] is from the minimum value to the maximum value.Range: [−5,7]
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