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What is the domain and range of the Sine graph? I think it's all real numbers, but I am not sure.
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well domain are range are like in grouped pairs like heres an example. (7,8) the domain will be 7 and the range will be 8 the first number is always domain and the second is always range
The domain is all real numbers because the sine graph continues infinitely as you move right or left. The range is the range of y values of a given function and sine's maximum y value is 1 and its minimum is -1.
So the domain of the function is (-infinity, infinity) and the range of the function is [-1,1]
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