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What is the domain of the relation represented by the graph?
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need the graph...
or is this a general q?
the graph was just uploaded
domain is all real values of x for which the function is valid, in this case it would be -inf to 2
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\[(-\infty, 2]\]
domain is = [-4,2]
^^ how???
looks like the function goes off to -inf by the arrow there...
The arrow means it goes on for ever in the - infinity direction.. it doesnt stop at -4
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