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domain ln(x^2 −10x) ?
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if you have ln(n), what must n be?
base?
what do you mean?
ok so f(x) is ln(x^2 −10x) and i found f'(x)=2(x-5)/x(x-10)
now the questions asks for domain for f
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you don't use derivative to find the domain of f
can you take ln(-4), ln(-3) , ln(-0.2), ...?
that was the first part of question
no
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how about ln(0) ?
so have you found the domain of f yet?
yupp i got it
ok
(-\[(-\infty, 0) and (10, \infty)\]
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but what is the correct way to write it?
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