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In $3-6,$ each set represents a function. a. What is the domain of each function? b. What is the range of each function? c.Is the function one-to-one? 
$$
\{(0,3),(-1,5),(-2,7),(-3,9),(-4,11)\}
$$

Emma Chickles · Accepted Answer

and this problem with Fritz asked to find the domain of this function. To do this, we can look at the first element of each of these ordered pairs. We can see that X could be equal to zero negative one negative too negative, three or negative for So the domain is a set of these five numbers. Similarly, we confined the range by looking at the second element in each of these orders pears. Why could be equals a 3579 or 11. Lastly, we need to determine if this function is 1 to 1. A function is once a one. If no to ordered pairs in the function. Have this share the same second element in this function. No t pairs of the same second element, so this function is 1 to 1.

Yemi Uthman · Answer

for part A. We want to find the domain of this function so we&#x27;ll have if the scent is one through four. There multiple sets here. Two through seven, the three through 10 and 43 13. We can look at the X values to find the domain. So the domain it would be 123 and four, or just one through four, and the range will be the Y values. So before 7, 10 and 13 were for through 13. And since each X values only paired with one Y value dysfunction is 1 to 1.

Yemi Uthman · Answer

for part A. We&#x27;ll see that the sets are to common. Seven. The re comma seven. Four comma seven, five comma seven in six. Common seven. So, in order from the domain, we could look at the X values of each set. Most see that the doorman is too 34 five and six or two through six. And the range each. We can look at each y value and they&#x27;re all the same. So the range is just seven. Therefore, it the function is not 1 to 1 because each X value goes to the same y value. See, they all go to seven. So therefore there it is, not 1 to 1.

Emma Chickles · Answer

in this problem where first asked to find the domain of this function. To do this, we look at the first elements of these ordered pairs. We can see that X can either be equal to 024 or six. Now we need to find the range of this function. But we can do this by looking at the second element of thes ordered pairs. So why can be cool to 246 or eight? Lastly, we need to determine if this function is 1 to 1. A function is 1 to 1, if no to order pairs share the saying that second element. Since none of these second elements are the same, dysfunction is 1 to 1.

Amrita Bhasin · Answer

this question asked us to identify the domain and range of the function. What we know is that we can do a super rough sketch of this to see what it would look like, cause then we can determine the domain and range. We know the Vertex is shifted six upwards. We know it is upward facing, cause it&#x27;s positive and the magnitude of three. Therefore the domain we know is going to be all real numbers because it goes from negative infinity to positive infinity. The range we know is from all the possible positive values of why, after six so equivalent to six and then upwards, for example, five would not be in the range. It&#x27;s six and upward.

Elizabeth Xu · Answer

so we were autographed dysfunction. It would look something like this. Crack on the right, where, when we have numbers of except our lesson negative one or equal to give one our allies three. And when we have numbers that have greater than X or with that, agree to the negative one for X we have. Why&#x27;s he got to? Negative three. And here, one comma three negative, one comma three. This included because of this equal sign, less than or equal to negative one right there. Now, if we look for the range, we see that why can either be three or why couldn&#x27;t be negative three here because of the horizontal lines? Better at three and

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In $3-6,$ each set represents a function. a. What is the domain of each function? b. What is the range of each function? c.Is the function one-to-one?
$$
\{(0,3),(-1,5),(-2,7),(-3,9),(-4,11)\}
$$

Answer

Each x-value is paired with only one y-value.
Thus, the function is one-to-one.

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Each x-value is paired with only one y-value.Thus, the function is one-to-one.

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Each x-value is paired with only one y-value.
Thus, the function is one-to-one.

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