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what is the domain, range, x-int, y-int of 1^x/5?
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Is that: \[\frac{1^x}{5}\] ?
that's either 1^(x/5) or (1^x)/5. w/o parentheses, we don't know
none of these make sense.
Domain: All reals, x intercept 0, y intercept 1/5, Range: 0.2
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chaguanas: you can't figure that out until you know what's divided by what
Based on shadowfiend's guess.
ok, i can't fault you there :)
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