As an HR coordinator, you are tasked with creating a mapping relation that assigns the names of team members to their respective hiring dates. While organizing the data, you notice that several employees share the exact same hiring date. Based on the mathematical rules for determining the range from a mapping, how must these shared dates be recorded in the final set?

A Human Resources manager is organizing a company-wide 'Birthday Spotlight' program. To visualize the data, the manager creates a mapping diagram where arrows connect each employee's name to their specific birthday. Match each mathematical term to the part of the HR manager's data organization system that it describes.

A Human Resources assistant is reviewing a mapping diagram that connects each employee's name to their birth month. If four different employees were all born in June, the month 'June' should be listed four times when writing out the set for the range.

An office manager uses a mapping diagram to link each employee's name to their specific birthday for a company calendar. In this mathematical relation, the set of all the employee names (the $x$-values) is called the ____.

HR Data Mapping: Workshop Range

An HR coordinator at a local company is organizing a list of employees and their birthdays on a department mapping diagram. Arrows in the diagram point from each employee's name to their birth date. To record this information mathematically, the coordinator must determine the domain, the relation as a set of ordered pairs, and the range from this diagram.

Arrange the steps the coordinator should take in the correct chronological order, starting with the first step.

Database Mapping for Employee Calendars