Question

Fine the domain and the range is the given relation.{(-6,3), (3,-9), (-4,1), (1,-4)}

Answer 1

Answer:

Domain: [-6, 3, -4, 1]

Range: [3, -9, 1, -4]

Explanation:

if a particular relation is written as

$(x,y)$

the x is the input value and y is the output value.

The domain is defined as all possible input values a relation can take.

The range is defined as all possible output values a relation can take.

Now in our case, the relation we have is {(-6,3), (3,-9), (-4,1), (1,-4)}. Therefore, the all possible domain values we have are [-6, 3, -4, 1].

All output values that our relation can take are 3, -9, 1, and -4. Therefore, the range is [3, -9, 1, -4].

Hence, to summerise,

Domain: [-6, 3, -4, 1]

Range: [3, -9, 1, -4]