ap calculus summer work

giuly

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im trying to finish my packet which is due pretty soon but i got stuck on one problem and im not sure how to start, it asks to find the domain and range of y=ln(x-2) if someone could help me i would really appreciate it
 
 Example,the domain of y=ln(x) is \displaystyle \text{ Example,the domain of y=ln(x) is }------x>0\displaystyle x >0

 The domain of y=ln(x+2) is \displaystyle \text{ The domain of y=ln(x+2) is }

(x+2)>0\displaystyle (x+2) >0

x>2\displaystyle x > -2

 Notice it must be bigger than zero, Not equal to zero .\displaystyle \text{ Notice it must be bigger than zero, Not equal to zero .}

I advice you to use google search on Domain and range of logarithms.

Aladdin
 
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