Domain is the input and/or x
Range is the output and/or y
So to find the domain you would look for the x axis in a graphed function, the input on a table, or the numbers in a problem that would be on that axis or side of the table. Same for range
Answer:
The domain of a composite function f(g(x)) f ( g ( x ) ) is the set of those inputs x in the domain of g for which g(x) is in the domain of f .
Volume is 3 dimentional
cm is 1 dimentional: legnth
L=liters=volume=cubic meter
ml=mililiter=volume=cubic centimeter
cm^3=mililiter
cm is the answer
weight is the measurement of the amount of gravity of an object, it changes depending on where you are (on moon, something has less weight than on earth)
mass is how much matter is in something, doesn't matter where you are (on moon, still same mass as on earth)
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Answer: its yes
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