HELPPPPP!! Complete each of the following statements, if F(x)=(2/3)^x A. The range of F(x) is ______. B. The y-intercept of the graph of F(x) is _______. C. The horizontal asymptote of the grpah of F(x) is the (x-axis/y-axis). Circle one. D. The graph of F(x) is (increasing/decreasing) from left ot right. Circle one. E. The value of the _______ determines whether the graph of an exponential function is increasing or decreasing from left to right.
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I don't know how to find the range of this function. I'm lost. I haven't learned how to do any of this
range is what the output is... Think about the biggest and smallest values that y can be.
can't it be anything??
what x can you put in to get y to be negative?
nothing. it'll always be a positive
so can it be 0?
it could but y would = 1
no, could y be 0?
we're talking about the range, what y can be
oh then yes it could
no it can't... there's no value of x that will make (2/3)^x = 0
is there a maximum value for y?
no there isn't. y can keep on going on and on and on
yes, great... so y has a bottom and no top, 0 < y < infinity... that's the range
oh I see! thank you! so does that mean that there is no specific y-int?
no, the y intercept always occurs when x = 0. so what;s y when x = 0?
is the horizontal asymptote of the graph of F(x) the y-axis then?? I am so sorry for all the questions
no worries... the hoizontal asymptote is the x axis. the equation for the line that is the x-axis is y = 0. As x goes to infinity, (2/3)^x = y goes to 0.
it never gets there but we can get as close as we want... that's why it an asymptote.
so that means that the graph of F(x) is increasing from left to right??
no... what is y when x = 0?
1
right and what is y when x = 1?
2/3
so as x increases, y increases or decreases?
decreases
right!
Thank You for Alllll Your Help!!
what about the last part...
is it the base?
Awesome!!!
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