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How can I find the domain and range of a non function?
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what form does your "non function" take?
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domain is the possible x values, so in the first one only two numbers in the domain, \(\{-3,2\}\)
ok, what do the open circles mean and should i include them in my domain and range?
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And do i include every coordinate or just the end ones?
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in number two, the domain is \((-5,5]\) or \(-5<x\leq 5\) the opens circle means \(-5\) is not in the domain, the closed circle means \(5\) is in it
ok, so i only graph the ending coordinates and the open circle means that number isnt the domain or range. thanks!
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