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What is the range of Y=log, X?

O all real numbers less than 0
all real numbers greater than 0
all real numbers not equal to 0
all real numbers

What is the range of Y=log, X? O all real numbers less than 0 all real numbers greater-example-1
User DDV
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Answer:

Option 4 - All real numbers

Explanation:

The range of a function is defined as all possible y-values for the function.

You can rewrite the equation
\log_b(x)=y as
$b^y=x. So
$y=\log_8(x)\Rightarrow 8^y=x$.

Based on this equation you can plug in any real number for y and the equation will still be valid, so option 4 is correct.

User Cyril Fluck
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Answer:

All real numbers

Explanation:

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