What is the domain and the range of the relation represented by the ordered pairs? {(6,6),(−1,3),(3,6),(0,4)}{(6,6),(−1,3),(3,6)
Inessa [10]
Hello,
Let's review: The domain is all the possible x values of a relation/function. To get the domain, we look at the x values in the ordered pairs.
The domains are: {-1, 0, 3, 6} - as you can see these are the x values of each pair.
Let's review: The range is all the possible y values in a relation/function. To find the rang, we look at the y values of the pairs.
The ranges are: {3, 4, 6} - notice how there are two "6" in those pairs, and when writing the range, you don't need to repeat the number if it's already written.
I hope this helps! =)
May
Well from my calculations I got 24 inches.
Answer:
x = 110, y = 153.
Step-by-step explanation:
4x - 3y = -19 Multiply by 2
3x - 2y= 24 Multiply by 3.
8x - 6y = -38
9x - 6y = 72 SUBTRACT
-x = - 110
x = 110
Substitute for x :
3(110) - 2y = 24
2y =330 - 24
2y = 306
y = 153.
30(30 – x) = 540
distribute
900 -30x = 540
subtract 900 from each side
-30x = -360
divide by -30
x =12
