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Will give medal! The range of a relation is: 1) the output (y) values of the relation 2) the input (x) values of the relation 3) a set of points that pair input values with output values 4) x and y values written in the form (x, y)
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I think it's x and y values written in the form (xy)
If you have a set of ordered pairs of (xs, ys) the domain is all the x values, and range is all the y values.
it can't be 4
so it would be #3 ?
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3) a set of points that pair input values with output values That's a definition of ordered pairs. It doesn't specifically tell you the range (which consists of only y-values)
Oh so if range is only y-values that answer is #1 then
Yes
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