Question

What is the range of the relation (–2, 4), (3, –2), (1, 0), (5, 5)?

Answer 1

Medal to the best answer(: Please help!

Answer 2

@AntiNode would you know?):

Answer 3

For range, look at all the y-coordinates

Answer 4

y coordinates are y={4,-2,0,5}
then arrange them in least to greatest...
what is the answer?

Answer 5

Well when I arrange them, its -2,0,4,5. and with the range do I just add them and divide by 4? or.. ):

Answer 6

OH WAIT NO NEVERMIND I JUST LOOKED AT THE ANSWER CHOICES AND , LOL IM STUPID, BRAIN FART. THANK YOU!(:

Answer 7

Oh wait.. these are the answer choices so I don't see it..
A.

{–2, 3, 1, 5}


B.

{4, –2, 0, 5}


C.

{–2, 4, 5, –2}


D.

{–2, –1, 0, 5}

Answer 8

So.. D? Because least to greatest..

Answer 9

it's b...as long as the y-values are in the {}..

Answer 10

Ohh... o;

Answer 11

it does not have to least to greatest (well I do it least to greatest),
but in here make sure that all values are in the {}

Answer 12

Oh alright, thank you(: