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The domain of a linear programming problem refers to the set of possible x-values in the function, which will be between two finite values rather than extending to infinity, due to the closed region. The range refers to the y-values, which will also be bounded between two finite values. For the given problem, the domain is between 0 and 7 (0x7), while the range is between 0 and 10 (0y10).

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Linear Programming DOMAIN AND RANGE
Domain and Range? The x values that work in the function are your domain. The y-values that work in the function are your range.
How is it different? Since you have a closed region, you have a finite answer for your domain and range. Your answer wont have infinity in it. It will be between two values aka an and statement.
What is the domain and range? Between what two values is the domain? Between what two values is the range?
Answers Your x-values range from 0 to 7 so your domain is 0x7 Your y-values range from 0 to 10 so your range is 0y10

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  • 2. Domain and Range? The x values that work in the function are your domain. The y-values that work in the function are your range.
  • 3. How is it different? Since you have a closed region, you have a finite answer for your domain and range. Your answer wont have infinity in it. It will be between two values aka an and statement.
  • 4. What is the domain and range? Between what two values is the domain? Between what two values is the range?
  • 5. Answers Your x-values range from 0 to 7 so your domain is 0x7 Your y-values range from 0 to 10 so your range is 0y10