#how am i supposed to find domain and range in this
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what do domain and range mean?
yuh
{1,2,3} would be for a function that is like uhh
this
what x numbers does that function work with?
i have no clue
ik how to set up the answer up
its js how do i get that from a line thing
domain is
if say we have f(x), what values of x would give us a y value?
don't analyze the line per say, look at it's projection on the x and y axis
for example, which of these exist?
f(0), f(-2), f(1), f(2), f(-6)
f(2)
no, x = 2 is outside of the domain
as an example, f(0) = 3, so, what other numbers are in the domain?
remember that x is the domain, and y is the range
yes
ew
ik bro
but it's not just whole numbers that are in the domain as you can see
negative numbers are also whole numbers
no they intergers
????
ah ok
yes
oh okay
even more
yeah
i dont think we are going to decimals for that though
because we just started this unit
since it''s a full line, we say it encompasses real numbers as well
yeah
you don't need to write every single number inside the domain
you can use those symbols to indicate the limit and everything in between it
ohh
like the weird name guy used
i js did it
and it was wrong
idk how
i got no more tries in the question
weird
so what you said is it ONLY works for -2, -1, 0, 1
does anything in between those work? yes
you wrote the wrong bracket
and also that
it mightve been greater than signs
well your notation is correct for a certain type of fucntion that is just dots
like 1<y<1
but you need an x and stuff
or something like that
yea like that
yes
probably
i mean this
how do i know whether to put greater than or less than signs
smallest number in domain < x < biggest number in domain
it goes right
exactly
yes
no, wait, range?
I thought about domain
brooo
at least i got 49 percent
of it done
so i get sum grade
i can probably beg my teacher to reopen it
bad wording
the range as in the image range thingy
words
moment
well, at least write your answer here so we can see if you really understood
there's something missing
also here
which one?
both
just type <= or >=
oh yeah
exactly
or if you know latex its $\leq \geq$
!𒐪 ɹɐupoɯ⇂ㄥ8𝟝 𒐪!
what the
ohh, convenient
thats cool