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Domain and range? ugh confusing

Domain and range? ugh confusing-example-1

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Answer: Maybe both Domain and range are 0 to positive infinity in the graph shown here.

BUT

This graph seems incorrect because m squared would normally be a parabola, not a straight line.

Anyway. . .

Explanation:

Range is normally the lowest y-value to the greatest y-value. You might remember that you go up and down over a mountain range.

In this graph, the solid dot on 0 means the lowest value is 0. The arrow goes to positive infinity.

Domain is the lowest x-value to the greatest x-value. Here, the domain is also 0 to positive infinity.

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