find domain and range of this???

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anonymous · Answer

picture?

anonymous · Answer

hang on

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attachment

anonymous · Answer

A function takes in inputs. For each input, there is an associated output. The domain of the function is a list of all possible inputs. The range is a list of all possible outputs.

anonymous · Answer

Traditionally, the different x-values will be the inputs and the different y-values will be the outputs.

anonymous · Answer

yes well you have to explain it a little bit better to her @SmoothMath

anonymous · Answer

@lashell123 so what is meant by domain?

anonymous · Answer

I'm gonna go grab some food. Y'all can take it from here.

anonymous · Answer

did you all get the picture?

anonymous · Answer

yes like @Paynesdad said what does it mean to get the domain?

anonymous · Answer

@lashell123 ?

anonymous · Answer

give her a minute

anonymous · Answer

sorry....:-(

anonymous · Answer

iss cool imma tag a friend @amistre64

amistre64 · Answer

without the poster here, its hard to develop a conversation with them

amistre64 · Answer

domain is defined by all the values you can use going left and right

range is defined to be al the value you can take going up and down

anonymous · Answer

Thanks @amistre64 but that was the question for the op so that I could get her thinking about the problem.

amistre64 · Answer

you did good :)

amistre64 · Answer

when they come back, they will either want to participate, or bebothered that noone has just given them an answer

anonymous · Answer

LOL ...yep

anonymous · Answer

well said @amistre64