SOLUTION: What is the range of the function : -2(y-4)=5(^x+2) ? I think it is y such that y is greater than 4.

Question 127475: What is the range of the function : -2(y-4)=5(^x+2) ? I think it is y such that y is greater than 4.
Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

The left side has to be positive, because the
right side can never be negative, no matter what
is. Any value of would make
negative
The range is When ,
approaches minus infinity as a limit
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