What is the range of y = 3x - 6?

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dtan5457 · Answer

Same thing as before, all linear equations have infinite range on both negative and positive.

anonymous · Answer

Because you can go as far as you want, and even further, in both directions as the function isn't restricted by anything. If that helps you.

anonymous · Answer

Well the answers i can select are y < 6 y > 6 y < -6 y > -6

dtan5457 · Answer

O_o are there any missing information on this question? I don't see any restrictions.

anonymous · Answer

3^x is how it should look not 3x thats all the info i have :/

dtan5457 · Answer

LOL you know that makes a huge difference right? xD

anonymous · Answer

Im sorry haha /.\

dtan5457 · Answer

Alright, well when you graph this..you clearly see an asymptote.

dtan5457 · Answer

Y is never less than -6.

anonymous · Answer

so its 3 of the 4 answers hah im still confused. im really bad at math

dtan5457 · Answer

lol, i see what your thinking, but it's actually just one answer. y can't be less than -6, but other than -6, it goes to infinity

dtan5457 · Answer

so something like y<6 would not be correct

anonymous · Answer

so its y>6?

dtan5457 · Answer

y>-6 lol

anonymous · Answer

oh haha