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What is the domain of the equation graphed below?
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@Convert could you help me?
Well the domain is the x coordinates.
so 0
Well for lines you go from the lowest given x coordinate to the highest given x coordinate.
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x > -4
Well it goes further below -4 right?
till 6
Well look at the lowest place the line or scribble goes on the graph before the graph cuts out.
x > -7
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@Aricuzyas ty :)
so they all are real numbers ?
I would think so because it does not show any ending point that it would be but if your teacher wants you to go off of what's on the graph I'd use -10 and 10 but yes I would think they'd be all real numbers because it doesn't show an endpoint on it.
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