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What is the range of y=log2(x-6)

What is the range of y=log2(x-6)
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What is the range of y=log2(x-6)

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Answer:

6<y<∞

Explanation:

Logarithmic curves can never go left to 0 and go on forever to the right.

x=6 would make the function 0, so 6 is the lower limit and infinity would be the upper limit.

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