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Start by making a table of values.
Domain: {all real numbers}
Range: {f(x) | f(x)>5}
Let's begin by graphing the function. Then we will state its domain and range.
Because the base of our function is greater than 1, we know that it is an exponential growth function. Let's start by making a table of values.
x | 3^(2x)+5 | y=3^(2x)+5 |
---|---|---|
- 2 | 3^(2( - 2))+5 | 5.012... |
- 1 | 3^(2( - 1))+5 | 5.111 ... |
0 | 3^(2( 0))+5 | 6 |
1 | 3^(2( 1))+5 | 14 |
2 | 3^(2( 2))+5 | 86 |
All of the ordered pairs ( - 2, 5.012), ( - 1, 5.111), ( 0, 6), ( 1, 14), and ( 2, 86) belong to the graph of our function. Now, we will plot and connect these points with a smooth curve.
Unless a restriction is specifically stated, the domain of any exponential function is all real numbers. The graph of our function is above the line y=5, so the range is all real numbers that are greater than 5. Domain:& { all real numbers } Range:& {f(x) | f(x) >5 }