Examine the graphs. Determine whether each function is discrete, continuous, or neither discrete nor continuous. Then state the domain and range of each function.

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Discrete data are data that are usually counted and are represented by points that are not connected by a line.

Continuous data are data that are represented by a straight line.

Our graph has a continuous function because it is made of continuous.

In a function, the domain is all of the x-values and the range is all of the y-values.

With discrete data, the domain and range are usually more finite, and with continuous data, it is usually infinite.

What x-values on this graph include any possible number. If we follow the arrow on the bottom left side of our line, it will go down forever and go in the direction of infinitely many negative x-values. The same goes for the other direction with the other side of our arrow.

So, our domain is going to be -∞ ≤ x ≤ ∞.

If we look at our range, we have the same thing happening. We will have infinite negative y-values and infinitely positive as our arrow goes infinitely in both directions.

So, our range is going to be -∞ ≤ y ≤ ∞.

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