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7th - 11th Grade
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Scott Donnelly
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Domain and Range Graph
by Scott Donnelly
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Multiple Choice
How would you write the inequality from the graph?
x>−1
x≥−1
x<−1
x≤−1
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Multiple Choice
How would you write the inequality from the graph?
x>5
x≥5
x<5
x≤5
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Multiple Choice
What is the domain of this graph?
−5,1,3,4
−6,0,2,4,7
−6,1,0,4,2,−5,4,3,7
None of the above
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Multiple Choice
What is the range of this graph?
−5,1,3,4
−6,0,2,4,7
−6,1,0,4,2,−5,4,3,7
None of the above
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Domain from Graph
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Range from Graph
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Possible Answers
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Horizontal and Vertical Lines
Horizontal lines
Domain is still read from left to right.
Range will be y= a number
Vertical Lines
Domain will be x= a number
Range is read from bottom to top
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Finding domain and Range
Since this graph goes on forever from left to right.
Domain: All Real Numbers
Since that graph goes on forever from bottom to top.
Range: All Real Numbers
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Multiple Choice
What is the lowest value of the domain?
−3
−5
0
2
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Multiple Choice
What is the highest value of the domain?
−3
−5
0
2
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Multiple Choice
How would you write the domain?
−3≤y≤0
−5≤y≤2
−5≤x≤2
−3≤x≤0
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Multiple Choice
What is the lowest value of the range?
−3
−5
0
2
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Multiple Choice
What is the highest value of the range?
−3
−5
0
2
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Multiple Choice
How would you write the range?
−3≤y≤0
−5≤y≤2
−5≤x≤2
−3≤x≤0
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Multiple Choice
How would you write the domain?
−6≤x≤6
−5<x<5
−5≤x≤5
−5≤y≤5
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Multiple Choice
How would you write the range?
−5≤y≤5
−5<y<5
−5≤x≤5
−5<x<5
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Draw
S the domain, you will be using ≤x≤
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Draw
State the range, you will be using ≤y≤
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Draw
State the Domain and Range
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The y values, the item that depends on something else. Cost is an example.
Dependent
The x values, the things you have control over. Time is usually and independent variable.
Independent
Variables
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Example
The time it takes to run a mile depends on the person’s running speed
I:
D:.
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Multiple Choice
The higher the temperature of the air in the oven, the faster a cake will bake.
What is the independent variable?
Temperature of Oven
Time it takes for cake to bake
Not enough Information
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Multiple Choice
The higher the temperature of the air in the oven, the faster a cake will bake.
What is the dependent variable?
Temperature of Oven
Time it takes for cake to bake
Not enough Information
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