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Water in a Play Pool

The function A(n) gives the amount of water remaining in a play pool after n minutes.
Consider the graph of A(n)

Water in a Play Pool The function A(n) gives the amount of water remaining in a play-example-1

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User Andrew Hacking
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The amount of water remaining is 20 gallons when the time is 2 minutes.

A(n) = 12 when n = 4 minutes

Domain of the function A(n) is 0<= n <= 7.

Range of the function A(n) is 0<= A(n) <= 28

How to determine the range and domain of a function

From the graph

A(2)

The amount of water remaining is 20 gallons when the time is 2 minutes.

When the remaining water is 12 gallons the time is 4 minutes

A(n) = 12 when n = 4 minutes

Practical domain

Domain: In mathematics, the domain refers to the set of all possible input values (independent variable) for which a function or relation is defined.

n is defined at between 0<= n <= 7.

Practical range

Range: The range is the set of all possible output values of a function or relation, representing the dependent variable.

From the graph

range is 0<= A(n) <= 28

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