What is the range of y=x

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The range is infinity for x and y coordinates

Slashnick answered Nov 5, 2021

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Answer:

(-infinity, +infinity)

Explanation:

The range is all real numbers because y = x is a line. Lines continue upwards and downwards forever.

Danilo Celic answered Nov 7, 2021

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