Answer:
[6, 8).
Step-by-step explanation:
When we are looking for the range of a function by just looking at the graph, we have to define from what point to what point the graph move vertically. On the other hand, if we were looking for the domain, we would state from where to where the graph moves horizontally.
In this case we have to analyze the graph vertically, since we are looking for the range of the function. Therefore, if we take a look at the line we can notice that it goes from y=6 to y=8. Therefore the range should be from 6 to 8.
Now, this result must be expressed in interval notation, meaning that we have to state whether the values of each end are contained or not by the function. The graph already tells us about it., because it marks it with the closed or open dots. In the case of the number 6, we have a closed dot, means that the function contains the number 6. For the other end we have an open dot, means that the function doesn't contain the number 8.
Applying internal notation, the range of this function is:
[6, 8).
Learn more about interval notation here:
1. https://web.nmsu.edu/~kberver/Unit1/Unit18.html#:~:text=An%20interval%20is%20closed%20if,used%20for%20an%20open%20endpoint.
2. https://brilliant.org/wiki/interval-notation/#:~:text=Interval%20notation%20is%20a%20way,inequality%20or%20system%20of%20inequalities.
