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angstar4
There is a point at (0,0) so this includes 0. The line increases forever so x and y increase forever:
1. x is greater than or equal to zero
4. Domain: [0, infinity]
7. Y is greater than or equal to zero

I can’t read the 8th line, but for range
Range: [0, infinity]
MrRoyal

The domain and the range of a graph, are the possible x and y values of the graph.

The true options are: [tex]\mathbf{(a) x \ge 0,\ (d) Domain: [0, \infty),\ (g) y \ge 0,\ (i) Range: [0, \infty)}[/tex]

From the graph, we have the following highlights

  • The graph starts from the origin (0,0)
  • The arrow points in the positive x and y directions.

The above highlights mean that: the domain and the range of the graph are 0 to infinity.

Hence, the true options are: (a), (d), (g) and (i)

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