Question

The range of a relation is

the output (y) values of the relation

the input (x) values of the relation

a set of points that pair input values with output values

x and y values written in the form (x, y)

Answer 1

I think its either a or c?!

Answer 2

@SolomonZelman

Answer 3

range is y values

Answer 4

range is output

Answer 5

so it is a

Answer 6

I would go with A

Answer 7

thank you

Answer 8

yw

Answer 9

can you help me with another one? I am really confused with relations and functions

Answer 10

relations are just two items that are mapped together

Answer 11

everything is a relation, the question really is, is it a function

Answer 12

functions have to meet a test. I like to plot the points on a line to see if it is a function using the vertical line test

Answer 13

Consider the two groups listed below. Which statement describes the sets?


•the length of a swimming pool
•the liquid volume of the pool

The relation (length, volume) is a function, but the relation (volume, length) is not.

The relation (volume, length) is a function, but the relation (length, volume) is not.

Both the relation (length, volume) and the relation (volume, length) are functions.

Neither the relation (length, volume) nor the relation (volume, length) is a function



the part of which is a function or which isn't gets me confused

Answer 14

this is a relation and a function because if you draw a vertical line it only crosses 1 point at all times

Answer 15

this is not a function, it fails the vertical line test