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Find the domain and range of the function represented on the graph. I attached a photo here for reference.

Find the domain and range of the function represented on the graph. I attached a photo-example-1
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The domain of the function is the x values that the function can assume. See that the function starts and x = -4 (minimum value) and ends at x = 2 (max value). This is the domain! In inequality notation this will be:


-4\leq x\leq2

The range of the function is the same idea of the domain but now looking at the y-axis

The function starts on the level y = 6 (max value that the function can assume) and the minimum value is y = 2. In inequality notation this will be:


2\leq y\leq6

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