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how do i find a domain for y=ln(ln(x))
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\(\mathbb{R}\) for x≥1 look at the graph for ln(ln(x)) if you're still confused as to why.
thank you:) but i would like to know how to do it algebraically? does this work? (this is what i did) ln(x)>0 x>e^0 therefore, x>1 is this mathematically correct?
Yes. What you did is ok. you determined what values of the inner functions belong to the domains of the outer functions.
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