which of the following could be an example of a function with a domain (-infinity, infinity) and a range (2, infinity)
A. y = - ((.25)^x) - 2
B. y = (.25^x) + 2
C. y = (3^x) + 2
D. y = - ((3)^x) - 2

Respuesta :

Domain of a function can be defined as set of all possible inputs that can be inserted into a function.

The range of a function is set of all the values that the function assumes. This is the values that the function gives when an x value is plug into it.

The function with domain [tex]\rm(-infinity,infinity)[/tex] and range [tex]\rm(2,infinity)[/tex] is

[tex]\rm y = (.25^x) + 2[/tex] and [tex]y = (3^x) + 2[/tex].

Explanation:

The domain [tex]\rm(-infinity,infinity)[/tex] implies that domain includes all real numbers. Therefore all the options are correct for this criteria.

For the range to be [tex]\rm(2,infinity)[/tex] the function must be in the form [tex]\rm a^x+b[/tex].

Therefore option B and C are correct satisfying the condition:

domain [tex]\rm(-infinity,infinity)[/tex] and range [tex]\rm(2,infinity)[/tex].

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