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How do I get the domain and range for f(x)=logbase4(x+2)
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In a logarithm, you always must have the input \(> 0.\) So \(x+2 > 0\). That would get you the domain.
As for the range, I'd give you a hint: You can raise 4 to any power you want.
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does it have any asymptotes?
As the input of a logarithm approaches zero, its output approaches \(-\infty\).
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