Find the domain and range of the following graph (write your answer using interval notation).

Dom: $$\left$[-5,5$\right$]$ , Ran: $\left\[\lbrack\)-4,4\(\right\]\rbrack$

Dom: $$\left$[-2,2$\right$]$ , Ran: $$\left$[-3,3$\right$]$

Dom: $$\left$[-4,4$\right$]$ , Ran: $$\left$[-5,5$\right$]$

Dom: $$\left$(-5,5$\right$)$ , Ran: $$\left$(-4,4$\right$)$

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To find the domain of the graph, observe the x-values that the graph covers. The graph starts at x = -5 and ends at x = 5, including both endpoints. Therefore, the domain is [-5, 5].

To find the range of the graph, observe the y-values that the graph covers. The graph starts at y = -5 and ends at y = 5, including both endpoints. Therefore, the range is [-5, 5].

In interval notation, the domain is written as [-5, 5], indicating that all x-values from -5 to 5 are included.

In interval notation, the range is written as [-5, 5], indicating that all y-values from -5 to 5 are included.

Verify the endpoints on the graph: The graph has a closed circle at both ends, confirming that the endpoints are included in the domain and range.

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