Question

What is the domain of G​

Answer 1

`-6\leq x\leq 6`

`x` ∈
`[-6, 6]`

Explanation:

The domain is the set of all numbers for which a function is defined. As one can see on the given graph, the function spans between the numbers (-6) and (6). Therefore, the function is defined between the numbers (-6) and (6). The closed dots on either end of the function signify that the function includes these values. Thus, the domain of the function is as follows:

(
`-6\leq x\leq 6`)

In set notation,

(
`x` ∈
`[-6, 6]`)

Answer 2

D: {-6, 6}

Explanation:

The domain are all the possible values for x. For this graph in the x-position, it starts from -6 to +6. Therefore, the domain will be {-6,6}.