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suter [353]
2 years ago
5

Answer all of the questions please

Mathematics
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kakasveta [241]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Domain (-2,3)

Range (-10, 20)

Function: Definitely

Step-by-step explanation: So check it right. Starting with Domain how far do our values go in the x direction positive and negative in this case the farthest to the left is -2 and to the right is 3. For range same thing but now we look at the y axis -10 is lowest and 20 is the highest. Open circles don't affect our domains or range but they are important for determining functions. This is a function because going up and down the graph vertically at any points doesn't collide with any point more than once. If the open circle were closed then this would not be a function but in this case it is a function.

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