Find the the domain codomain and range of the graph
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Answer:
Domain: All Real numbers
CoDomain : All Real numbers
Range: ; that is: Real numbers larger than or equal to zero
Step-by-step explanation:
Notice that the graphed function can use any Real number x (from - infinity to + infinity) and produce an output. Therefore, the Domain of the function plotted in graph 3 is : All Real numbers.
The set of possible outputs (CoDomain) is also the set of all Real numbers (notice that the y-axis extends form - infinity to + infinity
But the Range (the actual set of the collection of outputs of the function) is just a subset of the CoDomain consisting of the Real numbers larger than or equal to zero (notice that the drawing of the function touches the x axis and lies completely on the upper half of the plane.
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Look at the attached image of a regular hexagon. I drew all possible lines from a vertex to other vertices (AC, AD, AE). Drawing in all those diagonals splits the hexagon into 4 triangles, and adding up the measures of all the triangle angles would account for all the interior angles of the hexagon.
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See attached image2 to see what happens in an octagon. There are six triangles formed, so the total of all interior angle measures is 6 x 180° = 1080°.
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