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how do you get the domain of: f(x)=arcsin(e^x)
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-1 <= e^x <= 1
I got to that part...but what then...ln(-1) doesn't exist. what do you do about that left side
I dunno, seems like it should be -infinity though since e^x > 0 for all real numbers
yea thats the answer (-infinity,0] since ln(1)=0. I suppose we just look at e^x and realise that it is >0 for all reals.. Thanks!!
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