The domain of the situation represents the possible time durations for which the airplane can fly. Since there's no specific starting time provided, we'll consider the domain as the time starting from
. The maximum reasonable time for a non-stop flight could be around 18 hours, which is a typical duration for some of the longest commercial flights in the world.
Thus, the domain is:


The range represents the possible distances the airplane can travel based on its speed and the time it has been flying. Given the speed
mph and using the formula
, the minimum distance is 0 miles (at the start of the flight) and the maximum distance it can travel non-stop is 10,170 miles (calculated as
).
Thus, the range is:
miles.

For an airplane traveling at a speed of 565 mph, the reasonable domain for the time of its flight is between 0 and 18 hours, and the range for the distance it can cover is between 0 and 10,170 miles.