Kylie E.
asked 07/30/15Determine the domain and range of the following relations using set builder notation.
I am just beginning to learn the whole concept of set builder notation, and I am running into a little confusion. I understand the x and y axis, as well as the form it is written in. I don't understand how to find the domain and range of these specific questions. I do understand that the domain is x and the range is y.
So in question a above, would the domain be -3, 4? And then {x|−3<x<4,x∈R}?
Then, for a question such as c, would I take the domain of (-3, 4) and the range of (-3, 3)?
So in question a above, would the domain be -3, 4? And then {x|−3<x<4,x∈R}?
Then, for a question such as c, would I take the domain of (-3, 4) and the range of (-3, 3)?
IN question a, the line is in a hill shape and the first point is -3,-2 and then the line touches at the top 4, then the second point is 4, -2.
In question c the lines first point is -3,-3 and second is 4,3.
Sorry I did not realize you could not post pictures. Any guidance with set builder notation would be greatly appreciated!
thanks!
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Mark M. answered 07/31/15
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For the question in the second paragraph:
{x | x = -3 or x = 4}
No need for the x ∈ ℜ, that is assumed.
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Mark M.
07/31/15