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Chapter 3: Q.379 (page 344)

In the following exercise, use the graph of the function to find its domain and range. Write the domain and range in interval notation.

Short Answer

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The domain of the function is -6,6

The range of the function is 4,10

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given graph of the function 

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Step 2. To find domain of the function  

To find the domain we will look at the given graph and find all the values of xthat correspond to a point on the graph.

Here corresponding values of xto the graph is from -6 to 6

So, the domain is -6,6

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Step 3. To find the range of the function  

To find the range we look at the graph and find all the values of ythat correspond to a point on the graph.

Here Values of yranging from 4 to 10

So, the range is 4,10

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