Help me? y = 3x^2 + 2. a. What is the domain? b. What is the range?
the domain is all real numbers
domain and range corresponds to x and y
what x values are you allowed to put in there?
what y values will those x values produce?
so yea in this case we can plug in any real number we want... that means the domain is all real umbers
but what about the range?
The graph is an easy way to tell the range|dw:1402005917931:dw|
the y values of the graph will go up and up forever
but it will never be lower than what value?
From the graph you can tell that the range will be everything above two because the range refers to the y values... so [2, infinity)
So, the range is 2 and the domain is infinity ?
nope close you still have domain and range a little bit confused
the range is "all numbers"
we are allowed to plug in any number we want and the equation will be valid
the domain is the answer to this question: "what values for y is it possible for that function to be?"
well that function could be any number greater than 2
*greater than or equal to so the range is all number greater than or equal to 2
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