The graph of a function is shown: Which of the following correctly identifies the set of outputs?
[5.-2), (1, -1). (-2, 2), (2,5)}
-2,5). (-1, 1), (2.-2), (5,2))
(-2-1, 2,5)
(-2, 1, 2,5)

  [550, 1250] miles ([minimum, maximum] miles)

  700 miles (difference between minimum and maximum)

Step-by-step explanation:

"Range" has different meanings in different contexts with respect to a list of numbers and/or ordered pairs.

For a function, characterized by ordered pairs, the range is often specified by the interval between the minimum and the maximum. That is, the range of the function ...

  (Jan, 914), (Feb, 740), (Mar, 815), (Apr, 550), (May, 815), (Jun, 1250), (Jul, 740)

can be specified either as the list of dependent variable values:

  {550, 740, 815, 914, 1250}

or as the interval between the minimum and the maximum:

  [550, 1250]

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If you're plotting these values or creating a histogram, the "range" you're interested in is often the difference between the minimum and maximum:

  1250 -550 = 700

The widths of bins of a histogram are defined by dividing this range into a suitable number of smaller intervals.