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The range of a function (or equation) is the set of all Y values it reaches. For example, Y = X+2 would reach all real values of Y over the course of all X values. However, Y = X2 would have a range of Y greater than or equal to 0 because no matter what value of X is put in, Y will never be negative. MORE ANSWER...Equations are input and output. Your input value is x, the output value is y. All allowd values of x create an output in y. The x inputs are the "domain values", the y outputs, as a result of x are the "range" values.

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