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Big Ideas Math Integrated I, 2016

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Exercise 9 Page 128

Is length changing only by specific amounts?

Continuous.

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Before we look at the given table, let's recall the definitions of discrete and continuous.

Discrete Domain: A set of input values that consist of only certain numbers in an interval.
Continuous Domain: A set of input values that consist of all possible numbers in an interval.

Here, the input is the depth of the sea. This is a measure of length. Since the length is a continuous quantity, the domain is continuous.

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