WHAT IS THE APROPIATE DOMAIN AND RANGE FOR THIS PROBLEM SITUATION?

JACKSON IS FLYING AT A CONSTANT RATE OF 500MPH FROM NEW YORK,NEW YORK TO AUSTIN,TX WHICH IS A DISTANCE OF 1,750 MILES,THE DISTANCE JACKSON HAS TRAVELED IN MILES IS A FUNCTION OF TIME IN HOURS HE HAS BEEN FLYING
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JACKSON IS FLYING AT A CONSTANT RATE OF 500MPH FROM NEW YORK,NEW YORK TO AUSTIN,TX WHICH IS A DISTANCE OF 1,750 MILES,THE DISTANCE JACKSON HAS TRAVELED IN MILES IS A FUNCTION OF TIME IN HOURS HE HAS BEEN FLYING

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