function $y = b^x$ ($b 1$)

the domain of an exponential function is
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the range of an

all real numbers
nonnegative real numbers
positive real numbers
negative real numbers

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function $y = b^x$ ($b > 1$)

the domain of an exponential function is
dropdown menu
the range of an

all real numbers
nonnegative real numbers
positive real numbers
negative real numbers

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Analyze the domain of the exponential function

Identify the correct option from the dropdown menu

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