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finding domain of f(x) = 1/[2 - log3(x+4)]
- Thread starter whiteti
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find the domain
f(x)= 1
2-log3 (x+4)
I'm at a complete loss for what to do with the log on the bottom,
Please help!!!
Is it supposed to be equivalent to: f(x) = 1/[2 - log3(x+4)?
That is, is it supposed to be equivalent to \(\displaystyle \ f(x) \ = \ \dfrac{1}{ \ 2 \ - \ \log_3(x + 4) \ }?\)
Is it supposed to be equivalent to: f(x) = 1/[2 - log3(x+4)?
That is, is it supposed to be equivalent to \(\displaystyle \ f(x) \ = \ \dfrac{1}{ \ 2 \ - \ \log_3(x + 4) \ }?\)
Yes, Thankyou
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find the domain
f(x)= 1
2-log3 (x+4)
I'm at a complete loss for what to do with the log on the bottom,
Please help!!!
How do you define domain of a function?