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Chapter 3: Q. 388 (page 346)

Explain in your own words how to find the range from a graph.

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Range of the function y=f(x)is the set of y-values

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Let a function y=f(x)

Graph of this function will have x- values on horizontal axis and y-values on vertical axis.

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Step 2. To find range from graph  

The range from the graph of the function can be obtained by finding all possible values ofy

It is generally represented in Interval notation.

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