Exploring Domain and Range of Continuous Graphs

Continuous graphs have distinct points.

Discrete graphs have lines and curves.

Continuous graphs have lines and curves, while discrete graphs have distinct points.

Discrete graphs show more points than continuous graphs.

By plotting all points on the graph.

By scanning your pencil from left to right over the x-axis.

By using a ruler to measure the graph.

By scanning your pencil from top to bottom over the y-axis.

The length of the graph.

All possible y-values.

The width of the graph.

All possible x-values.

The y-values are limited.

The y-values are negative.

The y-values go infinitely upwards.

The y-values are zero.

A fancy R.

A fancy Y.

A fancy D.

A fancy X.

x ≤ -3 and x ≥ 3

x ≥ -3 and x ≤ 3

x > -3 and x < 3

x < -3 and x > 3

The value is included.

The value is zero.

The value is not included.

The value is infinite.

The y-values are limited.

The y-values are negative.

The y-values cover all possible values.

The y-values are zero.

y > -3 and y < 3

y ≤ -3 and y ≥ 3

y < -3 and y > 3

y ≥ -3 and y ≤ 3

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