Answer:
<em>The domain of the function is (-6,6]</em>
<em>The range of the function is [-12.6)</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Domain and Range of Real Functions</u>
The domain of a function is the set of all possible inputs for the function.
The Range is the set of values the function takes when x moves into the domain.
If the graph of a real function is given, we can find both by using the rules of the horizontal or vertical lines.
If an imaginary vertical line is moved along the x-axis, it can touch or not the graph of the function. All the values of x where the line and the graph cross each other belong to the domain of the function.
The vertical line crosses the function from x=-6 (not included since there is a hollow dot there) to x=6 (included since there is a solid dot).
Thus, the domain of the function is (-6,6]
Similarly, when an imaginary horizontal line is moved along the y-axis, it touches the function from y=-12 (included) to y=6 (not included).
The range of the function is [-12.6)
