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How would you determine the domain and range of an equation
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For domain: You need to ask yourself if there is any x value that would give you an undefined function.
For example: \[y = \frac{ 2x+3 }{ x }\] In this case x cannot be equal to 0, because dividing anything by zero is undefined.
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As for range it depends what equation you're dealing with, linear, quadratic etc'
It's easier to explain over an example.
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