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HElP 100 POINTS PLEASE HELP EXPLAIN CLEARLY!!!!
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Question: What is the domain?

HElP 100 POINTS PLEASE HELP EXPLAIN CLEARLY!!!! Functions Question: What is the domain-example-1

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Explanation:

From the graph, it can be seen that the parabola convers every x-value from the left until at x = -1 and then it stops and continues to x = -1 again but in a straight line all the way to positive infinity.

But notice that at x = -1 form the parabola, the circle dark meaning that it it is included in the domain thus the square bracket and for the straight line as well at x = -1, the circle is not dark meaning it won't be included in the domain.

hopefully this makes sense

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HElP 100 POINTS PLEASE HELP EXPLAIN CLEARLY!!!! Functions Question: What is the domain-example-1
User Maxian Nicu
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Answer:


\boxed{\sf (-\infty,-1]\cup (-1,\infty)}

Explanation:

  • Domain of a function is the input of the function.
  • Range of the function is the output of the function after putting the values from domain.
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