Jason wants to fill a cylindrical water tank to its full capacity. He knows that the volume of the tank is equal to the product
of , the square of the radius of the tank, and the height of the tank. Jason measured the height of the tank and found it to be 15 feet. He also measured the radius of the cylindrical tank and found it to be 10 feet. If Vrepresents the volume of the cylindrical tank, then which of the following equations can be used to calculate the volume of the tank? 
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Domain = {-3, 2}
Range = All real numbers
We can represent the range in interval notation as which is basically saying
. The range is all real numbers due to the arrows meaning the graph extends up and down forever. So any y value is possible.
Notice with the domain we only have 2 valid x values -3 and 2. No other x values are allowed. Normally we use an interval of some kind to set up the domain, but we only have a set of values instead. The curly braces indicate "set".