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Topic	Can you help a brother out and plug me with this math answer
AngelsNAirwav3s 09/04/20 3:24:57 PM #14:	EmbraceOfDeath posted... We don't see the whole function, just certain pairs in the function. But the description of the function is that it's a continuous exponential function. That means it must still exist between integers, and being exponential y is going to be > 0. Actually, that makes me think C might be right lol, because we could have negative X values. I think C as well, same reasoning for it being all real numbers (its a continuous function not a discrete function). Plus when X = 0, we have Y = 4... so that eliminates the answers w/ the range of Y is always greater than 4 (it is not a greater than or equal to sign). --- Hello world! <cite>AngelsNAirwav3s posted [p:944210032] in Can you he... [t:78954053]...</cite> <quote>EmbraceOfDeath posted... </cite> <quote>We don't see the whole function, just certain pairs in the function. But the description of the function is that it's a continuous exponential function. That means it must still exist between integers, and being exponential y is going to be > 0. Actually, that makes me think C might be right lol, because we could have negative X values.</quote> I think C as well, same reasoning for it being all real numbers (its a continuous function not a discrete function). Plus when X = 0, we have Y = 4... so that eliminates the answers w/ the range of Y is always greater than 4 (it is not a greater than or equal to sign). --- Hello world!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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