Question

WILL MEDAL AND FAN:D
The range of a relation is
the output (y) values of the relation the input (x)

values of the relation

a set of points that pair input values with output values

x and y values written in the form (x, y)

Answer 1

@jackthegreatest @zepdrix @Wholock @SapphireMoon @OtherWorldly @chpatterson

Answer 2

any guess?

Answer 3

@brooke..help00

Answer 4

The 4th on

Answer 5

yes! XD

Answer 6

MEdal if help! Do you know why?

Answer 7

Yay! Lol

Answer 8

one way to remember this is that x and y are thought together as a pair
since order matters, (x,y) is NOT the same as (y,x) and x must come first, it's ordered
so that's where the term "ordered pair" comes from

Answer 9

here!

Answer 10

THX!

Answer 11

Wait, an ordered pair isn't the same as the range... The domain is the x values, the range is the y values... @Lowkey.S @brooke..help00