Need HELP, majorrr help! - What does the graph tell you about the domain and the range of the function?
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Need HELP, majorrr help! - What does the graph tell you about the domain and the range of the function?
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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

PLEASE does anyone know how to do this?

candyme · Answer

Ok so the domain is all he values of x that the line covers and the range is all the values of y that the line covers

anonymous · Answer

ok

candyme · Answer

Since the line starts where x=5 and goes on forever, your domain is [5,infinity)

anonymous · Answer

ok and would range be (-infinity,2]???

candyme · Answer

Then the graph comes from forever and ends where y=2, making the range (infinity,2]

candyme · Answer

Yes sorry forgot a negative

anonymous · Answer

then ... what would the answer be because its none of them ???

candyme · Answer

Apparently this problem wants a general answer, so in general terms the domain is [-k,infinity) and the range is (-infinity,c]

anonymous · Answer

ohhhhhh ok OMGOSH thank you so much i was literally going insane LOL @candyme

candyme · Answer

No problem! Glad I could help, I definitely know that feeling LOL