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Use the graph of the function y = 4' to answer the following questions The domain of the function is to because an exponent can be any real number
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Use the graph of the function y = 4' to answer the

following questions
The domain of the function is
to
because an exponent can be any real number

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the person above is correct.

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the domain of the function is negative infinity to positive infinity because an exponent can be any real number

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