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F#3 Finding Domain and Range from a graph; Is the graph a function?

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21 questions

Note from the author:

Given a graph with points, students will identify the domain and range. Then students will determine if the points are a function or not. 

Instructions

Write your Domain and Range like this:
 {0,1,2,3} numbers should be smallest to greatest, separated by a comma, with no spaces between.

Function: Yes or No

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Find the Domain. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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Find the Range. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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Find the Domain. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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Find the Range. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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Find the Domain. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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Find the Range. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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Find the Domain. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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Find the Range. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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Find the Domain. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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Find the Range. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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1

Find the Domain. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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Find the Range. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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1

Find the Domain. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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Find the Range. Use brackets, order from smallest to largest and separate with a comma. (no spaces)

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