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What is the domain of the graph in set Notation?
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What is the domain of the graph in set Notation?

What is the domain of the graph in set Notation?-example-1
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\begin{gathered} the\text{ domain goes from -6 to 4.} \\ In\text{ set theory notation, this is written as} \\ x\in\lbrack\text{-6,}4\rbrack \end{gathered}

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