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Masteriza [31]
3 years ago
11

HELP HELP ASAP THANKS

Mathematics
1 answer:
mylen [45]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

the range is written as (min y value, max y value)

the domain is written as (min x value, max x value)

question 6

the min y value on the picture is -3, while the arrows point upward, so the max is infinity, so the domain is [-3,∞), with a bracket on -3 because -3 is included

[-3,∞)

question 7

the min x value is the leftmost point, which is at x = -3, while the max is the rightmost point at x = 3, and both are included in the domain so there should be brackets on both

[-3,3]

question 8

the arrow on the left points to the left and up infinitely, so the min is -∞, the arrow on the right points to the right and up infinitely, so the max x value is ∞

(-∞,∞)

question 9

the min value is the bottommost point at y = -2, and the arrow points upward infinitely so the max y value is ∞

[-2,∞)

question 10

the arrow on the left points to the left infinitely so the min x value is -∞, the arrow on the right points to the right infinitely so the max x value is ∞

(-∞,∞)

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