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Complete the inequality below to describe the

domain of the graph shown.
Domain:
DONE
Complete the inequality below to describe the
range of the graph shown.
Range:
Sy <5
-5
or
DONE

Complete the inequality below to describe the domain of the graph shown. Domain: DONE-example-1
User Ev
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Answer: domain - -4

Range- -2

Step-by-step explanation:

User Rahul Mishra
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Answers:

Domain:
-4 < x \le 4

Range:
-2 \le y < 5

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Step-by-step explanation:

The domain is the set of allowed x values.

The left-most point on this graph is at (-4,5). This means x > -4 or -4 < x. The open hole indicates we don't include x = -4 as part of the domain.

The right most point is at (4,-2). So
x \le 4

Combine
-4 < x and
x \le 4 together to get the domain
-4 < x \le 4

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The range is the set of possible y values.

The range spans from -2 to 5, including -2 but excluding 5. This is because the smallest y value possible is y = -2, and the upper bound for the y values is y < 5 due to the open hole.

Therefore the range is the compound inequality
-2 \le y < 5

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