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How do u find the domain and range of this graph

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Domain is possible x values
Range is possible y values
They'll be in interval form

Domain
You find the point furthest to to the left and the x-coordinate is your minimum. Then find maximum (furthest to the right)

Do the same for range except it is up and down

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