The image you've uploaded shows a blank coordinate grid, so it seems the graph of a function or relation hasn't been drawn yet. To determine the domain and range, we need to see the specific points or curves on the graph.

If there were a function or points plotted on this grid, the domain would consist of all possible x-values (horizontal axis) that the function can take, while the range would consist of all possible y-values (vertical axis).

If you have the function or points that should be plotted on this grid, please describe or upload that information, and I can help you determine the domain and range.

Would you like to provide the function or points? Or if there's anything else you'd like to ask, please let me know!

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Here are some questions to expand on this topic:

1. Do you know how to determine the domain and range for common functions like linear or quadratic?
2. Are you familiar with the concept of intervals when describing the domain and range?
3. Do you want to practice identifying the domain and range with different types of graphs?
4. Would you like an example of how to find the domain and range for a specific function?
5. Do you need help plotting a function on the grid?

Tip: When analyzing graphs, always check for any restrictions on the x-values (domain) or y-values (range), such as holes, asymptotes, or endpoints.