Given A = {(1, 3)(-1, 5)(6, 4)}, B = {(2, 0)(4, 6)(-4, 5)(0, 0)} and C = {(1, 1)(0, 2)(0, 3)(0, 4)(-3, 5)}, answer the following

multiple choice question: From the list of sets A, B, and C, state the domain of set B.
1.Domain of set B: {0, 6, 5}

2.Domain of set B: {2, 4, -4, 0}

3.Set B does not have a domain
what number is?

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1 answer:

ANEK [815]3 years ago

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$B=\{(\boxed{2}\ 0);\ (\boxed{4},\ 6);\ (\boxed{-4},\ 5);\ (\boxed{0},\ 0)\}\\\\(x,\ y)-domain\ is\ "x"\\\\Answer:\ 2.\ Domain\ of\ set\ B:\{2,\ 4,\ -4,\ 0\}$

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