Range is y thing, where as domain is an x thing. The way you state a range (or a domain, for that matter) is to start from the low point on the graph and go up to the high point. Our graph doesn't have a starting point; therefore, the "low" end of the graph comes up from -∞. The high point on the graph maxes out at 3. Therefore, the proper way to state the range (depending upon whether you use set-builder or not) is
R = (-∞, 3] or another way to state this is
R = {y | y ≤ 3} which reads "y such that y is less than or equal to 3".
Step -by-step explanation: the opposite of a number is the number on the other side of the numbers line eg -5 is the opposite of 5 so-12% is the opposite of 12%
