Question

helpppp pleaseeeeee

@mayaal @Mertsj @whpalmer4 @Isaiah.Feynman

Answer 1

Remember domain and range? what is the domain and what is the range?

Answer 2

Remember alphabetical order: d comes before r and x comes before y so domain is the set of x values and range is the set of y values.

Answer 3

Do that graph have a y value of 10?

Answer 4

Looks like mertsj has this...

Answer 5

@Mertsj i like to remember it as 'dx' and 'ry'

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

What about 8? Is that y value on the graph?

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

Name the ordered pair that is on the graph that is like this: ( , 8)

Answer 10

im confused

Answer 11

Can you graph ordered pairs?

Answer 12

im horrible at it

Answer 13

That's why you are having so much trouble with domain and range. Can you graph (0,8)?

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

@Mertsj let me take it from here.

Answer 16

It it on the graph?

Answer 17

yes

Answer 18

someone else wants to help you now. Good luck to you both.

Answer 19

ok thank you though @Mertsj

Answer 20

@divagirl421 Let me try to simplify. To get the domain on that graph. look at the 'wideness' of the curve and see the numbers on the X axis that are on the two edges of the curve!

Answer 21

its on 6

Answer 22

@Isaiah.Feynman

Answer 23

i think

Answer 24

Actually the two x values on the edges of that curve is -4 and 10. Look at the curve and you will see what I mean.

Answer 25

oooo

Answer 26

Get it now?

Answer 27

im still getting there

Answer 28

Okay... tell me when you get there. :)

Answer 29

@divagirl421 What is the highest point on the graph?

Answer 30

sorry my wifi was acting up @Isaiah.Feynman

Answer 31

Its ok

Answer 32

im confused still though im sorry if im hard to teach;/

Answer 33

ok the domain is -4<x<10. And the range is from 3 to negative infinity!