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What is the domain of f(x) = log(x + 3) – 4?
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u kno log (a) is defined only wen a>0
In other words, the domain is all values of x such that (x+3) > 0
(x+3) > 0 is the domain
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x+3>0 x>-3 domain is the set of values of x that satisfy x+3>0
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The blue function f(x) = ln(x+3) + 4 simply does not exist when x is -3 or x is less than -3. So the domain is all values of x GREATER than 3. :)
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