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Find the domain and range of the given function: f(x)=(4)^x-5 +1
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And domain and range for: f(x)=log2 (x-3) +4
for the posted question is the exponent (x-5) ?
yes it is above the 4
f(x)=(4)^x-5 +1 the first term must be > 0 so domain is all numbers > 1
- sorry thats the range!!
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the range is always 1?
range is all numbers greater than 1?
no range is all numbers > 1 or (1, +infinity)
ok.
i still dont get it lol
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well 4^(x-5) cannot be negative for real x nor can it be zero so it must be > 0 +1 makes 4^(x-5) + 1 > 1
the domain is the possible values of and here x can be any real value domain is all real numbers
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