Question

Range

Answer 1

Do you know the definition of range?

Answer 2

a-e all apply

Answer 3

difference between highest and lowest value ? @Bobo-i-bo

Answer 4

how you get it ? @TOMY12345

Answer 5

Range does mean the difference between the highest and lowest value, but in this case, range has a different meaning. Range in this case, means "the set of possible outputs of a function"

Answer 6

For example, if I have the function f(x)=x^2, then the range is "any number greater or equal to 0" , but not negative numbers since you can't find an x which would make f(x) negative. Another example: f(x)=1: the range is one, because given any value, the possible outputs... is only 1! Does this all make sense now?

Answer 7

with in that half loop that is all that go into the range

Answer 8

ah yes kind of @Bobo-i-bo

Answer 9

^_^ So do you now know how to do your problem?

Answer 10

it would be A -E ? wouldnt it ? like tomy said @Bobo-i-bo

Answer 11

No... another way to phrase it is, the range is "the set of possible y values". On your graph, there is no point on the graph which gives a y value of 5 for example, so 5 is not in the range.

Answer 12

oh, sorry @YarYar08 i got of thought and looked at the x-values. :(

Answer 13

@Bobo-i-bo @TOMY12345 i was confused but i see now thanks i had already submitted my answer tho