Which numbers belong to the range of the relation {(–2, 3), (5, –1), (0, 3), (5, –2)}?

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
–2

B.
–1

C.
0

D.
3

Question

Which numbers belong to the range of the relation {(–2, 3), (5, –1), (0, 3), (5, –2)}?
 
Choose all answers that are correct.
 
 A.
–2
 
 B.
–1
 
 C.
0
 
 D.
3

nnesha · Answer

in order pair first value is x and 2nd one is y 
(x,y ) 
x is domain
and y values are range

nnesha · Answer

so just look at the y values and see which one is your answer :) 
@edennoyes

anonymous · Answer

@AdamK

adamk · Answer

If the number is a y value of any of the coordinates then it's part of the range.

anonymous · Answer

@AdamK bruh can i just have the answer? lmao

anonymous · Answer

nevermind

nnesha · Answer

just look at y values 
for example ( 1 ,3) <---in this order pair y is 3 which mean range is 3

adamk · Answer

Lol, technically I can't give you the answer on here. You gotta do some work. You know what a y-coordinate is right? The y-coordinates of that range are 3, -1, 3, and -2. So, now you have the numbers that are included in the range.

anonymous · Answer

right.. @Nnesha

adamk · Answer

Sorry I meant that those numbers are the y-coordinates of that relation, not range. The range of that relation includes those numbers.

nnesha · Answer

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y values 
now what are range ?