How to find domain and range of a function

Mathematics

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lisabon 2012 [21]2 years ago

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The domain is found depending on the information you're given. In a table, the domain is found by taking all the x values given and listing them least to greatest. Same with ordered pairs. In a graph, the domain is found by first seeing if there are any restrictions and then find the x values that work and have one output.

The range is found the same way, but with the y values.

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