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what is the difference between the domain and the range of a function?

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SDCInfinity

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The domain is all the x values of a function while the range is all the y values of a function.

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Step-by-step explanation:

The domain of a function is the set of input (x-) values for which the function is defined.  The range is the set of output (y-) values; often there are limitations.

For example, the sine function y = sin x is defined for all real x; for every input x, there is a corresponding output y.  The sine function has a limited range in that the minimum value of the sine is -1 and the max is +1.  There is no graph above y = -1 or below y = +1.

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