The domain is the x-values u insert to get corresponding y-values. In other words, the domain is the boundaries for which u can enter x valies. In this graph, we can see that the function continues infinitely upwards, not vertical shifting a bit to the sides. This means that the domain is all x belonging to the set R, since for any x value, we will get a corresponding point on the graph. For the range, it is simply the range of the y-values. From the graph, teh range is -4
X= 12 Add three on both sides to get rid of it 9+3 and -3 + 3 the three is negative because you drop the minus sign down This cancels out the three and 9+3 is 12 so X=12
