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3 years ago

Answer the problem :)

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Tomtit [17]3 years ago

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The domain is the value of x. In this case, -3≤x≤7
the range is the value of y. in this case, -1≤y≤9

this is not a function, because the same x value has two corresponding y values. For example, when x=5, y=0 or y=8

It IS a function if every x value has only one corresponding y value.

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