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A) y-intercept is 4
B) The domain is (2, -2)
C) The range is [0, 4]

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A) Domain is {x|-2 ≤ x ≤ 2}
B) Domain is {x| 2 ≤ x ≤ -2}
C) The relation is a function

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Domain is [-2, 2]
Range is x > -2
Y intercept is 4

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(A) the domain is {x|-2≤x≤2}
(B) the domain is {x|xeR}
(C) the domain is 4

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(A) The domain is {x|-2≤x≤2}
(B) The Y intercept in 2+2+0
(C) The range is {y|0≤y≤4}

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A: The range is y< or = to 4.
B:  The domain is -2<x<2
C: the Domain is -2< or = to x < or equal to 2.

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The domain is -2<x<2
The range is 0<y<4
The interval notation for range is (0,4]

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-The range is {y|0<y<4}
-The x-intercept is 4
-The domain is {x|-2<x<2}
(all the < are orequal to)

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The domain is -2<x<2
The range is 4<y<0
the y-intercept is 4

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- It is a continuous graph.
- The y-intercept is 4.
- The interval notation for range is (∞,∞)

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The y-intercept is 4

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The y-intercept is 4

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The y-intercept is -3
The domain is {x|xER}
The range is {y|y<2}

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It is a continuous graph
The domain is {x|-2<x<2}
The y intercept is 4

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TRUE OR FALSE

false:
The range is {x | 0>=x}

true:
y intercept is 4

true:
there is two x intercepts

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The domain is -5<y<9. The Y intercept is 4. The domain is [-2,2]