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x         y
-4 -5
-1 0
0 1
2 2
7 4

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what is the domain

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looking for the x vaues

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f is correct because their the only numbers right in the x values and the other ones are not right because their talking about the range and were looking for the x value

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i can eliminate g , because its mixing the domain and range numbers and i can also eliminate H because its only range numbers  & i can also eliminate J because its only one number

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F is right because its what we are looking for and its domain

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i can eliminate Eliminate j because it not on the chart and H because its talking about the range and G because the numbers are nowhere on the chart

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What is the domain

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Looking for the x value

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Because the answer wasn't on the chart

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what is the domain?

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F because its looking for the domain which is x value

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since the domain means x values, you just have to look at the values of x

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you can eliminate the g

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F is correct simply because those were the x values in the oval

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the graph of function

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function is an actitively or purpose natural to or intended

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function is an actitively or purpose natural to or intended

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function

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f b/c its the function