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Need help with this problem choices: fallrisenot fallinteger range valuesinteger domain values

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Diano4ka-milaya [45]8 months ago

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A discrete function is a relation where the domain and the range take a specific discrete set of values and not the whole set of the real numbers.

In this case, it's okay to model the scenario with a line because all of the points will fall on the line. Only points corresponding to the integer domain values, however, actually represent the scenario.

Basically, a linear function that represents this situation serves as a prediction model to generalize this type of situation, but for this case, just the value inside the domain makes sense to this particular case.

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