Math Problem Statement
Solution
In the image you provided, the task is to identify the range of a set of points and determine if the set describes a function. The following information can be extracted:
1. Range of the Set of Points:
The range is the set of all the distinct y-values from the points provided. The range given in the image is: These values represent the different y-coordinates, listed only once each.
2. Does the Set of Points Describe a Function?
A relation is a function if every x-coordinate (input) corresponds to exactly one y-coordinate (output). Without seeing the specific set of points, we cannot definitively answer this, but we can assume that if any x-value corresponds to more than one y-value, the relation would not be a function.
If you can provide the specific set of points (with both x and y coordinates), I can help you determine whether or not the set describes a function.
Do you have the points listed, or would you like to clarify further?
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Functions
Relations
Range of a Function
Formulas
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Theorems
Definition of a Function
Range of a Function
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 7-10