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Determine the demain and range for the relation in interval notation

Determine the demain and range for the relation in interval notation-example-1
Determine the demain and range for the relation in interval notation-example-1
Determine the demain and range for the relation in interval notation-example-2
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D=(-\infty,\infty),\:R=\lbrack-5\rbrack

1) We can see that y=-5 is a constant function, graphically represented as a horizontal line passing through the point (0,-5).

2) Since this linear function has no restriction, no holes. We can tell its Domain is:


D=(-\infty,\infty)

3) When it comes to Range. We can tell that there is a single output is -5, so we can tell the Range of this function is:


R=\lbrack-5\rbrack

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