What are the domain and range of the function ? domain: all real numbers greater than 1 range: all real numbers domain: all real
numbers range: all real numbers greater than 0 domain: all real numbers range: all real numbers greater than 1 domain: all real numbers greater than –10 and less than 10 range: all real numbers greater than –10 and less than 10
The <em>range</em>of a function is the set of all the mutiple possible values that result from the dependent variable, which is usually <em>y, </em>after you have substituted the domain. It is the result of the<em> y</em> values you get after having substituted all the<em> x </em>values. So it is all real numbers.
The <em>domain</em> of a function is the set of all the possible values that result from the independent variable, which is usually <em>x. </em>It is the result of all possible <em>x</em> values that make the function actually "work" and will lead to real <em>y</em> values. So it is all real numbers greater than 0. It cannot be zero and it has to be positive.
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