Domain and Range of Relations from a Graph
We discuss how to identify and write the domain and range of relations from a graph. Follow Mr. Howard on twitter @MrHowardMath. \r
****NOTE Example 1 is x greater than -5 for domain and not x greater than 5 as listed. I said negative 5 which is correct but wrote positive 5 :)*****\r
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Domain and Range Changes after Transformations (This video discusses domain and range of various parent functions and how the domain and range are affected by shifts)\r
****NOTE Example 1 is x greater than -5 for domain and not x greater than 5 as listed. I said negative 5 which is correct but wrote positive 5 :)*****\r
Below are a few other videos that are related.\r
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Inequality Basics (watch this if you are confused on what the inequality symbols mean)\r
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\r
Domain Range Discrete Continuous Basics (This video discusses basics of domain and range including differences between continuous and discrete data)\r
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Domain and Range Changes after Transformations (This video discusses domain and range of various parent functions and how the domain and range are affected by shifts)\r