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In a function every input has exactly one output. Function

Evaluating Functions Practice Input: 2 Function: 10x + 1 Output: 10x + 1 Practice Input: -3 Function: 10x + 1 Output:

Evaluating Functions Practice Input: 0 Function: Output: Practice Input: -3 Function: Output:

Given the function h(x) = 5x - 6 Evaluate h(-3), h(0) h(-3) = h(0) =

Give the domain and the range of these functions. Domain: Range: Domain: Range:

Give the domain and the range of these functions. Domain: Range: Domain: Range: InputOutput Input Output

What is the domain and range of this table? Domain: Range:

Given the function f(x) = 2x + 5 Find the domain and the range of the data InputOutput Domain: Range:

Set ASet B abcdabcd Set ASet B abcdabcd Create a function by connecting arrows from set A to set B Create a relation by connecting arrows from set A to set B Write your function in set notation Write your relation in set notation

Set CSet DSet CSet D Create a function by connecting arrows from set C to set D Create a relation by connecting arrows from set C to set D Write your function in set notationWrite your relation in set notation