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What is the domain and the range of the relation represented by the ordered pairs?

{(6,3),(−2,3),(3,6),(0,4)}
Select each correct answer.


A) range: {−2,0,3,6}

B) domain: {−2,0,3,6}

C) domain: {3,4,6}

D) range: {3,4,6}

User RobHurd
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The domain is the set of the x values in the ordered pairs and the range is the set of y values ( without duplicates)

Here the Domain is {-2 0 3 6}

Range = {3, 4 6}

User OverTheEdge
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Answer:

B) domain: {−2,0,3,6}

D) range: {3,4,6}

Explanation:

The given relation represented by ordered pairs are;

{(6,3),(−2,3),(3,6),(0,4)}


The domain refers to the set of all the first coordinates, which are the x-coordinates.


The domain is {
-2,0,3,6}


The range refers to the set of all the second coordinates, which are the y-coordinates.


The range {
3,4,6}.

Note that, 3 appears twice but, we list it only once.

The correct answers are B and D.

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