<u>Domain:</u>
The domain is the set of x-values used by the graph. Because the graph is connected, you can ask yourself the following:
"From how far left to how far right (with respect to the x-axis) does this graph go?"
In terms of x-values, the graph goes to -5 on the left and 2 on the right. It gets to -5, but has open circles are 2.
-5≤x<2 would be the domain.
<u>Range:</u>
The range is the set of y-values used by the graph. Because the graph is connected, you can ask yourself the following:
"From how far down to how far up (with respect to the y-axis) does this graph go?"
In terms of y-values, the graph goes to about -3 (or -3.2?) on the bottom and as high as 5. Both of those values occur at open circles, so it never actually gets that low or that high.
-3<y<5 would be the range.
Both of those answers are assuming your scale is 1 on each axis.
Answer:
the asnwer is c
Step-by-step explanation:
students going on trip: 26+32 = 58
58 students * 1 van/10 students = 5.8 vans
round up because we cannot take part of a van
6 vans
5 vans will have 10 students and 1 will have 8 students OR
4 vans will have 10 students and 2 will have 9 students
Pic attached. good luck on the neatly part.
Answer:
i rather get killed by a cheetah. Cheetas are the least dangerous wild cat out there