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What is the domain of the function?
What is the range of the function?
Does the graph show a function?
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Study Notes
Domain and Range Concepts
- Domain refers to the set of possible input values (x-values) for a function.
- Range refers to the set of possible output values (y-values) for a function.
- A function is defined as a relationship where each input is linked to exactly one output.
Card Summaries
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Card 1
- Domain: [-6, 6]
- Range: [0, 6]
- Classification: Function (pass test of uniqueness)
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Card 2
- Domain: [-7, 5)
- Range: [-3, 1)
- Classification: Function (valid mapping from inputs to outputs)
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Card 3
- Domain: x = -5 (single input)
- Range: -2 < y < 6 (multiple outputs for a single input)
- Classification: Not a function (fails uniqueness criteria)
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Card 4
- Domain: [-4, 4]
- Range: [-4, 4]
- Classification: Not a function (multiple outputs for some inputs)
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Card 5
- Domain: [0, Infinity) (all non-negative inputs)
- Range: (-Infinity, Infinity) (outputs could be any real number)
- Classification: Not a function (fails uniqueness)
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Card 6
- Domain: x > 0 (only positive inputs)
- Range: y = 4 (single output for all inputs)
- Classification: Function (consistent mapping)
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Card 7
- Domain: (-3, 5]
- Range: [-1] (only one output)
- Classification: Function (each input gives one output)
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Card 8
- Domain: [-4, 2]
- Range: [-2, 4]
- Classification: Function (valid relationship)
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Card 9
- Domain: (-3, 4)
- Range: [0, 5)
- Classification: Function (unique outputs for each input)
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Test your understanding of domain and range in algebra. This quiz will help you identify the domain, range, and whether a given graph represents a function based on various examples. Perfect for reinforcing key concepts in Algebra 1.