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co·do·main

 (kō′dō-mān′)
n. Mathematics
A set containing all the values of a function. The range is a subset of the codomain.
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codomain

(ˌkəʊdəʊˈmeɪn)
n
(Mathematics) maths the set of values that a function is allowed to take
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codominio
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