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What is the range of a function? Choose all that apply
1.The values for the independent variable
2.The set of all values for output of a function
3.The set of all values for input of a function
4.The values for the dependent variable
5.The set of all x values
6.The set of all y values

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Answer:

2.The set of all values for output of a function. 4.The values for the dependent variable. And 6.The set of all y values.

Explanation:

Domain is the input of the function and is also the independent variable, as for the range is the output and dependent variable. Given a function f , the set x values (inputs) is the domain of f , and the set y values ( outputs ) is the range of f . The domain of a function f is all of the values for which the function is defined. For instance, 1x is not defined when x=0 . Also, √x is not defined when x is negative.

(I’m also just learning this so I apologize if I am incorrect. I try my best.)

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