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Range is what all values can be y can take( y=f(x) ) while co-domain is what all values y actually takes by diff value of x
range is always bigger or equal to co domain, an element in range might not be in co domain , but every element of codomain is in range
only option where this is true is 1st option
( Please mark as correct if you understand)
Ahm , The co-domain can be bigger than or equal to the range, not the other way around.
Range is subset of codomain brother , u reversed it , unfortunately can't mark u correct!!
My bad😞😞
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