In a paragraph, explain what the domain and range are for a function.
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The set of all first elements of the ordered pair in a relation R from a set A to set B is called the domain of the relation R
The set of all second elements in a relation R from a set A to a set B is called the range of the relation R
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DOMAIN:
domain is a set of values of x, for which the value of function is defined.
e. g.,
here, we can put x any thing as there is no issue of indefinite.
hence, domain of f(x) is R.
take second example
here you can put any value of x except x=1;
because at x =1 , denominator of function will become zero and function well become indefinite
hence domain is R - {1}
RANGE
range is the set of values given by function (on putting the values of x included in domain)
for eg.,
here domain is R
also, range is R
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domain is a set of values of x, for which the value of function is defined.
e. g.,
here, we can put x any thing as there is no issue of indefinite.
hence, domain of f(x) is R.
take second example
here you can put any value of x except x=1;
because at x =1 , denominator of function will become zero and function well become indefinite
hence domain is R - {1}
RANGE
range is the set of values given by function (on putting the values of x included in domain)
for eg.,
here domain is R
also, range is R
thank you
mark as brainliest if helped
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