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What is the domain of (f(x)=2)?

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Correct answer: All real (x)

The direct answer is B: all real x. The function f(x)=2 is constant: whatever real input x is chosen, the output remains 2. There is no square root, denominator, logarithm, or other restriction in the formula. Therefore every real number can be used as an input, and the domain is ℝ. Option A, only x=2, confuses the output value 2 with the allowed input values; x=2 is allowed, but it is not the only input. Option B is correct because values such as x=-3, 0, 1/2, and 10 all give f(x)=2. Option C, only x≥0, wrongly excludes negative real inputs even though the rule works for them. Option D, only x≠0, wrongly excludes x=0; f(0)=2 is perfectly defined. The graph is the horizontal line y=2, extending in both directions, which also shows that its domain is all real numbers. Memory cue: in a constant function, the fixed number is the output, not a restriction on x.

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