1.3 Graphs of Functions

Jan 22, 2013

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Example 1: Use the graph. Find the domain of f(x)Find f(-1)f(2)Find the range of f(x)*When viewing a graph of a function, realize that solid or open dots on the end of a graph mean that the graph doesn't extend beyond those points. However, if the circles aren't shown on the graph it ma

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