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The corresponding values needed will be -23, -8, 7 and 22

<h3>Functions and Tables</h3>

Given the function y = 5x - 8

<h3>Get the domains and range</h3>

We are to get the range of the function for the given domains

If the value of x is -3

y = 5(-3) - 8

y = -15 - 8

y = -23

If the value of x is 0

y = 5(0) - 8

y = 0 - 8

y = -8

If the value of x is 3

y = 5(3) - 8

y = 15 - 8

y = 7

If the value of x is 6

y = 5(6) - 8

y = 30 - 8

y = 22

Hence the corresponding values needed will be -23, -8, 7 and 22

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