Range

Extent of values or positions between two limits.

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A range refers to the extent of values or positions between two limits, often used in mathematics, geography, technology, and other fields to describe spans such as numerical ranges, geographic regions, or frequency bands.

Range comes from the Old French word 'renger,' meaning to arrange or order.

A range is like a fence that shows how far something can go, like the numbers on a ruler or the distance you can throw a ball.

The term 'range' comes from the Old French word 'renger', meaning to arrange or order
In statistics, a large range can indicate high variability in data
Rangefinders use the concept of range to measure distances

What is a range? It shows the difference between the highest and lowest values
How is it used? It's used in math, science, and everyday life to show limits or boundaries
Can a range be negative? Yes, it can represent the difference between two negative numbers

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numerical range geographic region frequency band

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