Asked by Jack
what is the domain and range of -4 + 3^(x+2)
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Answered by
Damon
There is no reason why any old x can not be used. Therefore domain is all real values of x.
However how could this function ever have a value less than negative 4? The second term is always positive, although it can be pretty small if x is a large negative number. Like 3^-50 = 1/3^50 which is pretty tiny.
However how could this function ever have a value less than negative 4? The second term is always positive, although it can be pretty small if x is a large negative number. Like 3^-50 = 1/3^50 which is pretty tiny.
Answered by
Jack
so the range is y>-4
Answered by
Damon
yes
Answered by
Jack
Thanks Damon!
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