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Answer:

8a)

D:
1\leq x\leq 3.

R:
0\leq y\leq 4

8b)

D:
x\geq 0

R:
y\geq 1

Explanation:

8a) The domain is the set of all possible numbers the x values could be. If there is no corresponding y value for an x value, that x value would not be considered part of the domain.

In the question, the function starts at x = 1 and continues until 3. The ends of the function are closed, so it is inclusive. This can be written as
1\leq x\leq 3.

The range is all the possible y values. The function does not go below y = 0 and has a maximum of 4. The ends of the function are closed, so it is inclusive. This can be written as
0\leq y\leq 4

8b) We can do the same for this problem. The x has a minimum at 0 and continues to go on without an upper bound(as indicated by the arrow), is also includes the point where x=0. Therefore, the domain can be written as
x\geq 0.

As for the range, the y minimum is 1 and the function continues to increase as shown by the upwards slope and arrow. The function also includes the point where y=1, so it can written as
y\geq 1

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