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Answer: For #6, domain is {-3≤x<4}, range is {-3<y≤-1}

Step-by-step explanation: For #6 domain, the leftmost point on the graph is -3, with a closed circle. This means that x is greater than or equal to -3 (-3≤x). The rightmost point is 4, with an open circle, meaning that x is less than 4 (x<4). Put them together in the standard format, and you get {-3≤x<4}. Same principle for range; lowest point is -3, with an open circle (-3<y), and highest point is -1, with a closed circle (x≤-1). Result is {-3<y≤-1}.

I'm not sure whether you are a beginner at this or if it's just this one that you're stuck on, I hope my answer was sufficient.

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