What are the domain and range for the cube root function graphed below? Justify your answer in complete sentences.

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some.random.cool.kid · Answer

@Hero

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

attachment

stefrheart · Answer

Do you have someone else already answering?

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

No I currently do not

stefrheart · Answer

Is it okay for me to help? I saw that you commented someone's name

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

yes hero is a mod here and really brilliant but he doesn't respond to much people So if you think you got this I wont stop you lol

stefrheart · Answer

Ah I understand :) Do you understand the domain and range?

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

I know exactly what it is my trouble is finding it on the complex quad graphs so explaining that to me would do me alot of beneficial favors.

stefrheart · Answer

Well based on this graph there seems to be no restrictions that is stopping the graph in both the x and y axis.

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

indeed its just asking me to figure the domain and range for it whats bad is that they threw a  wild graph at me and I am not sure what any of the points can be... my main struggle is figuring out where it meets I guess ...

anonymous · Answer

you can take the cubed root of anything

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

?

anonymous · Answer

so domain is all real numbers

stefrheart · Answer

You dont need any points for this graph for finding the domain and range

stefrheart · Answer

$$(-\infty,\infty)$$

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

yes ik that but I cant put that for the graph

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

Im not sure that what its telling me to put when it says find the domain?

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

thats way to easy ..

stefrheart · Answer

I know it seems easy but that is the answer... all cube root functions without restrictions have a domain and range of all real numbers. There is nothing else to put besides all real numbers

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

WOW really thanks! :~> so what about the range?

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

same i assume?

stefrheart · Answer

Hahahaha welcome! You are correct, the range is the same! :)

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

just put the variables for it?

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

ok

stefrheart · Answer

Variables?

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

i mean the -x -y?

stefrheart · Answer

If you are doing the interval notation is  $$(-\infty,\infty)$$  and if not then it is xER

stefrheart · Answer

or yER for range

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

k thanks bye !D

stefrheart · Answer

Welcome! Glad to be of help!! :D