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AM I WRONG JIM? Let me know

AM I WRONG JIM? Let me know-example-1

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Problem 1

Domain: [-3, 5)

Range: (-4, 3]

The domain is the set of allowed x inputs, while the range is the set of allowed y outputs. For problems like this, we just list the smallest and largest values possible. In this question, the left most point happens when x = -3 and the right most point is when x = 5, but we don't include this value due to the open hole. So that's why we have a curved parenthesis as part of the domain here. The range is a similar story, but we look at the y values instead.

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Problem 2

Domain: [-2, 4)

Range: [-2, 5)

We aren't including any of the endpoints due to the open holes. Be sure not to mix this notation up with ordered pair notation.

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Problem 3

Domain: [1, 4]

Range: [-4, -1]

We include each endpoint because of the filled in circles, so that's why we use square brackets here.

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I don’t think you’re wrong good job
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