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ALGEBRA I ESL-G02H00ESL/002-7 Topic 3: Review for Midterm Exam ​

ALGEBRA I ESL-G02H00ESL/002-7 Topic 3: Review for Midterm Exam ​-example-1
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Yes, the relation is a function

The domain of the relation is {-3, 2}

The range of the function is {-1, -5}

What is domain and range?

The domain of a function is the set of all possible input values for which the function is defined. In the graph, the values in the x-axis started from -3 to 2, since both has a closed circle we use square brackets

The range of a function is the set of all possible output values that the function can produce. Examining the y axis of the graph, the points are from -1 to -5. The figures are included so we use square brackets

The relation is a function because all the domain yield a unique value as the range. In other words, every x-value has one y-value

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