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For a function $f,$ the set of all possible inputs is called the ______ of $f,$ and the set of all possible outputs is called the _______ of $f.$
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This is because the domain represents the set of values that can be "inputted" into the function. The set of all possible outputs for a function is called the range of the function. This is because the range represents the set of values that can be "outputted" by Show more…
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