Consider the following relation.
{(−5,−7),(−7,−8),(7,−8),(−1,−1),(−2,−8),(−3,−5)}
Determine the values in the domain and range of the relation.
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alvairis1995:
need two more number for the range
number.
but - 8 and - 1 occur tive
twice
i mean- 8 occur 3 Times. that s why we are short of two in the Range. get it?
so it would be -7,-8,-8,-8,-1,-5
it say it was wrong
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Domain : x= -5,-7,7,-1,-2,-3
Range : y = -7,-8,-1,-5
Explanation:
Assuming the given set represents values of (x,y)
The domain is the set of all valid values for x.
The range is the set of all valid values for y.
Note: This explicit set mapping is not a function (since the same value of
x maps into multiple values of y )
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