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what's the domain of this?
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\[\frac{ 13 }{ 6+\ln(5x) }\]
I got (0, infinity) as my answer, but that isn't right apparently.
\[x \neq \frac{ 1 }{ 5e ^{6} }\]
I can't tell what the power is on the e
is that a 6?
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Yes it is.
How did you get that answer?
Oh, I figured out how you got that. But when I type the answer: (0.0004957504353,Infinity) it says I should have more sets in my domain.
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Really?
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yeah, it's on webwork
oh, because x also can't be zero. it accepted my answer now
Well I don't know how there could be anymore sets :/
Thanks for the help :)
Wish I could've been more of a help :) You're welcome though.
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