Question

How do I write Domain and Range in inequality notation?

Answer 1

Answer:

Domain: (-infinity, infinity)    Range:  (-infinity, infinity)

Step-by-step explanation:

They are parabolas, therefore you can assume that they go on infinitely. To find range, you must look at your y values. Look for your lowest point. Because the line goes done forever, your beginning mark would be (-infinity.

To find the other part, you look at your positive y values. Look for the highest value. Because this goes on infinitely, the completed version of your notation would be (-infinity, infinity). Be sure to use the infinity symbol though, which looks like an 8 rotated 90 degrees.

To find domain, look at your x values. To begin, look at your left-most values, which would be the negative numbers. Because the line goes on forever to the left, your notation would be (-infinity. To find the other part of domain, look at your positive x values. Because this line goes on infinitely as well, the completed version of your notation would be (-infinity, infinity). Infinity is never bracketed, it is always in parenthesis.