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2 years ago

Give an example of a set of five ordered pairs. Determine the domain and range of the set.

Mathematics

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sergey [27]2 years ago

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DOMAIN:

Set of allowable inputs (set of 1st elements of the ordered pairs in relation)
X point
AKA the input

DEFINE INPUT:

A number that'll be used in a function rule to determine the value of the output

RANGE:

Set of possible outputs (set of 2nd elements of the ordered pairs in relation)
Y point
AKA the output

DEFINE OUTPUT:

Result of applying a function rule to the value of ani input

ORDERED PAIRS:

(-1, 7): -1 is the domain & 7 is the range

(3, 5): 3 is the domain & 5 is the range

(4, 9): 4 is the domain & 9 is the range

(-6, -10): -6 is the domain & -10 is the range

(-2, 8): -2 is the domain & 8 is the range

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