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Domain and Range 5406 Views


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Domain and range: two terms you will learn to love (or hate with a vengeance). The domain is the set of all possible x values, and range is the set of all possible y values.

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Domain and Range, a la Shmoop.

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<<Everyone singing>>

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Home... home on the range

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Where the x and the y are at play

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You put numbers in x... and get answers as y

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It's almost like watching ballet

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Oh, give us an x... as long as it meets the specs

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And we'll graph you a graph that enthralls

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The domain is the x and the range is the y

00:37

Now you know what's the point of it all

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y... y is the range

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And there's only one y for each x

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Or else a function it's not, and a problem you've got

00:55

Oy, this stuff is now getting complex

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