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y=x^(2) +3 What is the domain and range
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y=x^(2) +3
What is the domain and range

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Answer:

The domain is (negative infinity, infinity) the range is [3. Infinity) y>=3

Explanation:

The domain for all quadratic functions are (Negative infinity, infinity)

The range is the output values of the function 3, to infinity

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