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f(x)=2^x+4 what is the range

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domain is all the numbers you can use for x, it's the input

range is the numbers you get from inputting the domain, it's te output

we can use all real numbers because no square roots of negatives or division of zero occur

domain is all real numbers

notice that when x goes to positive infinity, f(x) goes to positive infinity

when x goes to negative inifnity, f(x) goes to positive inifinty

but, as x approaches 4, the value of f(x) approaches 0

the lowest point on range is 0 and max is negative infinity

domain=all real numbers

range= from 0 to infinity

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