DefinitionIn a type of mathematics, the domain of a map maybe the set of all input values (independent variables) within the sense that it ought to be for the map to be well outlined (+, usually math function value) at any purpose within the domain. The output is simply the input being put into the function at hand: range([input]) where the input is function(input). Knowing the domain and range of the function is important, because we will use this to analysis what can be know from the function, and how it can be apply in certain formulas. Example: The domain of f(x)=x is all non-negative real numbers [0,∞), and the range is [0,∞).