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What does it mean when the domain of a function is (-‡,‡)? What about a range of,say, (2,‡)?

(In case it doesn't come out right, that symbol is the infinity symbol).
14 years ago

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From minus infinity to positive infinity includes all values. Two times infinity still = infinity.

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