Question

Which statement best describes the domain of the function represented in the graph

Answer 1

im try to up loaded it right now

Answer 2

there is the problem

Answer 3

Jack1 DO U GET IT

Answer 4

Domain of a function is : all the values that go into a function

The output values are called the range.

eg: if the function f(x) = 2x is given the values x = {4,5,6,...} then {4,5,6,...} is the domain.

so have a look at the pic i attached below, and tell me what u think the domain of ur function is from that?

Answer 5

7 AND A HALF ??????????

Answer 6

JACK1 I DO NOT GET THAT

Answer 7

@Kstate what is the lowest x value on the graph u sent me?

Answer 8

(1,2)

Answer 9

yep, which of those is the x value?

Answer 10

AND THE HIGHEST IS (9,14)

Answer 11

X=1
Y=2

Answer 12

and whic refers to the max x value : 9 or 14?

Answer 13

9

Answer 14

perfect, so your domain is from x = 1 to x = 9

Answer 15

Sorry did not know that caps was on

Answer 16

that's ok. ;)

Answer 17

so 1\[1\le x \le 9 \] is between 1 and 9, inclusive

Answer 18

is that what you are telling me is the answer

Answer 19

yep, perfect, i got answer C as well

Answer 20

ok thank you and are you good in science or only math

Answer 21

pretty much just maths dude, if u hit up robtobey or ganeshi, ,they're pretty much across the board geniuses in every subject

Answer 22

ok thank you for all your help