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Aleonysh [2.5K]
2 years ago
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Hi can someone pls help me with this!!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
Eva8 [605]2 years ago
8 0

the domain is the x value (first number) and the range is the y value (second number)

(if a number appears more than once in the domain or range, like in number 1 you don't have to write it again.)

to graph the domain and range you just plot the points,

and to map them you have to put the x values in the first oval and the y values in the second, usually in order from smallest to largest.

then you have to draw arrows connecting each x value to the y value that was in the same pair. just like when writing down the domain/range, if a number comes up again you don't have to write it down again. instead, you might have two or more arrows connecting to the same  number.

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