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02 Domain and Range of Graphs

The document defines domain and range. The domain is the set of all first components (x-coordinates) in an ordered pair, while the range is the set of all second components (y-coordinates). It also introduces interval notation, which uses brackets or parentheses to write sets of numbers when listing all numbers individually is impossible. Some examples of domains and ranges using this notation are provided.

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02 Domain and Range of Graphs

The document defines domain and range. The domain is the set of all first components (x-coordinates) in an ordered pair, while the range is the set of all second components (y-coordinates). It also introduces interval notation, which uses brackets or parentheses to write sets of numbers when listing all numbers individually is impossible. Some examples of domains and ranges using this notation are provided.

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Domain and

Range
The Domain and Range
Domain is the
STARTING POINT
Range is the
DOMAIN
ENDING POINT
set of x

RANGE
set of y
The Domain and Range
Domain is the set of Range is the set of all
all first components in second components
an ordered pair in an ordered pair

Domain is the set of Range is the set of all


all x-coordinates y-coordinates
(abscissa) of the (ordinate) of the
points on the graph points on the graph.
Interval Notation
▶ A way of writing a set of numbers using brackets or parenthesis.
▶ Commonly used when it is impossible to list ALL numbers individually.

Inequality Interval
Words Line Graph
Notation Notation
All real numbers (x) greater than
a but less than b a<x<b (a , b)

All real numbers (x) greater than


or equal to a but less than or a≤x≤b [a , b]
equal to b

All real numbers (x) greater than


or equal to a but less than b
a≤x<b [a , b)

All real numbers (x) greater than


a but less than or equal to b
a<x≤b (a , b]
Interval Notation
▶ A way of writing a set of numbers using brackets or parenthesis.
▶ Commonly used when it is impossible to list ALL numbers individually.

Inequality Interval
Words Line Graph
Notation Notation
All real numbers (x) greater than
a
x>a (a , +∞)

All real numbers (x) greater than


or equal to a
x≥a [a , +∞)

All real numbers (x) less than a x<a (-∞ , a)


All real numbers (x) less than or
equal to a
x≤a (-∞ , a]
Interval Notation
▶ A way of writing a set of numbers using brackets or parenthesis.
▶ Commonly used when it is impossible to list ALL numbers individually.

Inequality Interval
Words Line Graph
Notation Notation

All real numbers (x) xϵR (-∞ , +∞)

(-∞ , a) ∪
All real numbers (x) except a x≠a
(a ,+∞)

TIPS:
( ) - lower or upper bounds are not included (interval)
[ ] - lower or upper bounds are included (interval)
- lower or upper bounds are not included (line graph)
- lower or upper bounds are included (line graph)
A 162
(1) B D: {A,B,C,D,E}
C 175 R: {162,175,180}
D 180
E

D: {1,2,3,4}
(2) {(2,3), (1,3), (3,2), (4,3) } R: {2,3}
(3)

Domain (yellow shading): [-8,12]


Range (green shading): [-7,6]
(4)
D: (-∞,+∞)
R: [-5,+∞)

(5)
D: (-∞,10]
R: (-∞,+∞)
(6)
D: [-3,5]
R: [-1,3]

(7)
D: (-∞,-5] U [5,+∞)
R: (-∞,+∞)
(8)
D: (-∞,+∞)
R: [-3,3]

(9) D: (-∞,-5) U (-2,2) U (5,+∞)


R: {-5} U (-2,2) U {5}
end.

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