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The range of f(x)=logbx is the set of all negative real numbers
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The range of f(x)=logbx is the set of all negative real numbers

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No, it is the set of all valid y values. 
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Answer:

False.

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False, the range of f(x)= log(bx) is real numbers. The orientation of the graphic can change with the sign of b but the range will be also the real numbers.

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