SOLUTION: Okay, so my friend needs help and I haven't taken this class in awhile so this is kind of a refreshment. Find the range for each equation if the domain is { -3,-1,0,2,3 }. Plug

Question 517520: Okay, so my friend needs help and I haven't taken this class in awhile so this is kind of a refreshment.
Find the range for each equation if the domain is { -3,-1,0,2,3 }. Plug each number of the range into the equation - the answer will be the corresponding number in the domain "
This is one of the equeations
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y=5x+1

Answer by scott8148(6628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
"Plug each number of the range into the equation - the answer will be the corresponding number in the domain "
___ it is usually the other way around
___ especially since you are given the domain values

plug the domain (x) values into the equation (one at a time) and find (solve for) the corresponding range (y) values
___ list the range (y) values just like the domain (x) values are listed
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