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The answers is:
D={2,6,7}
You know that it is the domain because it is at the beginning of the parenthesis and is always x.
(x,y) if you were looking for y you would be looking for the second number in the parenthesis and that is know as range.

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2, 6, and 7 are the domain because they are in the "x" spot

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