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9th - 12th Grade
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Amanda Boyd
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Domain and Range of Radical Functions from a Graph

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What is Domain?
All possible x values for a function
Ask yourself does this go left or right
Left= negative infinity
Right=positive infinity
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What is Range?
All possible y values for a function
Ask yourself does the graph go up or down?
Up=positive infinity
Down=negative infinity
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Steps
Type the equation into Desmos
Find the "start"
the x-coordinate will be the beginning (if the graph goes to the right) or the end (if the graph goes to the left) of your domain
the y-coordinate will the the beginning (if the graph goes up) or the end (if the graph goes down) of your range
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