Sometimes you are given a function on a graph and asked to find the domain and range of that function. But what are the domain and the range of a function? The examples below will hopefully make this clear.
First, let start with the definition of ‘Domain’ and ‘Range’ of a function.
Domain: All the possible x-values that the function is allowed to have.
Range: The set of all the possible y-values of that function.
Sometimes you are given a function on a graph and asked to find the domain and range of that function. But what are the domain and the range of a function? The examples below will hopefully make this clear.
First, let start with the definition of ‘Domain’ and ‘Range’ of a function.
Domain: All the possible x-values that the function is allowed to have.
Range: The set of all the possible y-values of that function.
Example 1 – Linear Function
Example 2 – Quadratic Function
Example 3 – Power Function (Power is a fraction)
Example 4 – Inverse Function
Example 5 – Sin Function
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