Mathematics, 23.04.2020 01:52 haileysolis5
Consider the exponential function graphed on the coordinate plane. For which values of x does the exponential graph shown have positive y-value solutions?
A. The graph has positive y-value solutions only for X-values that are greater than zero.
B. The graph has positive y-value solutions only for x-values that are less than zero.
C. The graph has positive y-value solutions only for integer x-values.
D. The graph has positive y-value solutions for all real x-values.
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