Lamar saw the graph above on his math test. he told his math teacher that the domain of this relation is [0,4]. His teacher said he was incorrect. why is lamar incorrect?

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Potrzebie · Answer 1 · 2020-07-01T21:35:18+0000

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He is incorrect

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He is incorrect, because the domain of the function is greater than 4. Since it has an arrow, it indicates it goes indefinitely so it would have a domain of [0,∞)

Numerlor · Answer 2 · 2020-07-07T02:45:22+0000

He is incorrect, because the domain of the function is greater than 4. Since it has an arrow, it indicates it goes indefinitely so it would have a domain of [0,∞)

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