the domain is the x value (first number) and the range is the y value (second number)
(if a number appears more than once in the domain or range, like in number 1 you don't have to write it again.)
to graph the domain and range you just plot the points,
and to map them you have to put the x values in the first oval and the y values in the second, usually in order from smallest to largest.
then you have to draw arrows connecting each x value to the y value that was in the same pair. just like when writing down the domain/range, if a number comes up again you don't have to write it down again. instead, you might have two or more arrows connecting to the same number.
XD do what kind of question is this.
We have 7 = (-5) + 12;
19 = 7 + 12;
31 = 19 + 12 ;
