Question

question 2
choose the three other names for the output. (hint: page 204)
input
independent variable
domain
dependent variable
y - value
range
x - value

Explanation:

In the context of functions, the output of a function is related to the dependent variable (depends on the input), the range (set of all output values), and the y - value (since in $y = f(x)$, y is the output). The input is the independent variable, domain (set of inputs), and x - value. So the three other names for output are dependent variable, range, and y - value (along with the already checked ones, but from the options, the correct three are dependent variable, range, and y - value? Wait, no, let's re - clarify: In function terminology, output is also called dependent variable (because it depends on the input), range (the set of all outputs), and y - value (when the function is in terms of x and y, y is the output). The domain is the set of inputs, input is the independent variable, x - value is the input. So the correct three should be dependent variable, range, and y - value. But looking at the checked options in the image, domain was incorrectly checked, input and independent variable are wrong, x - value is wrong. So the correct three are dependent variable, range, and y - value. Wait, the question is to choose the three other names for the output. Let's recall: Output of a function: dependent variable (because it depends on the input), range (the set of all outputs), and y - value (in $y = f(x)$, y is the output). The input is independent variable, domain (set of inputs), x - value (input). So the three correct ones are dependent variable, range, and y - value. But in the given options, the correct ones are dependent variable, range, and y - value (the y - value was not checked, domain was incorrectly checked). So to correct, the three names for output are dependent variable, range, and y - value.

Answer:

The three other names for the output are:

• Dependent variable
• Range
• y - value

(Note: In the provided image, 'domain' was incorrectly selected as it refers to the input set, not the output. The correct selections should be 'dependent variable', 'range', and 'y - value'.)