Question

how do i find the range of a function?

Answer 1

Well first you need to understand two things:
A function takes in inputs, and for each input, it gives an output.
The range of the function is a list of all possible OUTPUTS.
This is different from the domain, which would be the list of all possible INPUTS.

Answer 2

This understanding is key. It will help you know what to look for regardless of how the function is given to you.

Answer 3

Ask for more clarification if you don't understand.

Answer 4

i understand but how do you find the range in an equation like (x-2)^2 +2

Answer 5

One way is to make a t-table, start plugging in x values (Inputs) and see what kinds of outputs you are getting. There should be a pattern.

Answer 6

Does that give you any ideas about what kinds of outputs you can get?