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3 years ago

how to find domain and range in a graph and will give the bainliest to whoever explains to me on how to do it.

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AveGali [126]3 years ago

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To find the domain of a graph observe the intervals of x that the line touches, and make an inequality of it. Same for the range but it's for the intervals of y. If the graph goes forever, then include "infinity" on the inequality

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