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what is the range of definition in y=arctg(2x+1) ? please with explanation
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arctan(x) = tan(x)^(-1), which is inverse of tan(x). So the domain of tan(x) is the range of arctan(x). The domain of tan(x) is {x : |x| < pi/2} if -inf < tan(2x+1) < inf, then -pi/2 < 2x+1 < pi/2, the domain of tan(2x+1). So -pi/2 - 1 < 2x < pi/2 -1 and -(pi + 2)/2 < 2x < (pi - 2)/2 and -(pi +2)/(2*2) < 2x/2 < (pi -2)/(2*2) and -(pi + 2)/4 < x < (pi - 2)/4 => |x| < (pi - 2)/4 Ans. Range of arctan(2x+1) is domain of tan(2x+1) = { x : |x| < (pi - 2)/4 }
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