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If f is a function f: X Y, then Y is called (a) Domain (b) Co-domain (c) Range (d) None of these

If f is a function f: X Y, then Y is called (a) Domain (b) Co-domain (c) Range (d) None of these
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If f is a function f: X Y, then Y is called (a) Domain (b) Co-domain (c) Range (d) None of these

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Answer:

y is the range

Explanation:

the y is the range

x isthe domain

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