Domain and Range
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can i get a copy of your gsp file?
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This helped me so much. Thank you so much!
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Super helpful!
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I just started teaching precalculus this year and this video was abolutely masterful. Not only was the explanation of the domain and range very clear, but the translation to interval notation is exactly what my students need at this time. I plan to make a video response to this of one I made that goes along with your wonderful video.
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ya, i think, pls create harder examples..
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:( ??
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this is good for beginners, but it won't work for much harder ones, triple composite functions involving inverse etc.
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I love your loud voice it make me understand better.
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YOU HELPED ME SO MUCH!
nodymnds4u 8 months ago
@nodymnds4u Glad to help out! Shetts
shettsrc 8 months ago
The domain BEFORE 8:30 in the video is from -4 to 6, So that is written in interval notation as[-4,6).
For the range you collapse the graphs to the y axis. Note there are single points on the y-axis at -3, -1, 1, 3, and 5. How is this written in interval notation?
Like this [-3,-3], [-1,-1], [1,1], [3,3], [5,5]. I know it is a little silly to write it this way and much easier to simply list the numbers.
Hope this helps,
If you have anymore questions, please ask!
Shetts
shettsrc 1 year ago
OMG thank u soo much ... it really helped me aloot thnx again :)
XMRZEZOX 1 year ago
Glad to help!!
shettsrc 1 year ago