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Find the domain and range of each relation (use interval notation). Then determine if each relation is one-to-one.
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Find the domain and range of each relation (use interval notation). Then determine if each relation is one-to-one.
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Find the domain and range of each relation (use interval notation). Then determine if each relation is one-to-one.
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RANGE OF BASE DIVIDE BY 2 always
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