how do i find domain of y=ln(3-2x)
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3-2x>0 will give you your domain 3-2x>0 means you want the inside to be positive ln(negative) does not exist ln(zero) does not exist
3>2x 3/2>x x<3/2 (-infinity,3/2)
so ln doesnt matter..
yes it does matter we want the inside of natural to be positive is it something else natural log will not exist
if we just have the polynomail, y=3-2x then the domain is all real numbers x can be anything there is a output for every input if we have y=ln(x), then x>0 if we have y=ln(3-2x), then 3-2x>0
ohhh thats how we know its not negative kay thank yu
yes
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