What would the domain and range of this graph be? In interval form, if it can be.

Mathematics

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skad [1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Domain is the x values. The interval of x-values that the function encompasses are from 0 inclusive to 7 exclusive. In interval notation that is [0, 7). The range is the y values. The interval of y-values that the function encompasses are from what looks like -2 to 4. In interval notation that is [-2, 4]. The domain goes from the lowest x-value to the highest; the range goes from the lowest y-value to the highest.

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