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sattari [20]3 years ago

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Answer:

We know that range is the set of outputs that shown on the y-axis of the graph, so we must find the endpoints of the graph on the y-axis. When we look, we get the endpoints -6 and 10, so we know that this is the range, and so we represent this in an expression:

-6 < y < 10

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