Find the domain and the equation of the vertical asymptote for the function f(x) = log(3 - x)
so I know for a log function that the domain has to be > 0
thats a good start
for a log function the input needs to be > 0 : \(3-x > 0\) solve \(x\)
should I change it to be x < 3 since it is easier to work with than 3 - x or does it matter?
yes \(x \lt\) 3 is the domain
wat about the vertical asymptote ?
so why does the sign flip from 3 > x to x < 3 for the domain?
3 > x is same as x < 3
that is what I was trying to understand
suppose ur brother is taller than u
saying `your brother is taller than you` is same as saying `you are shorter than your brother`
`brother > you` is same as : `you < brother`
that makes sense... thanks for explaining it
so the vertical asymptote is set to 0?
yes for vertical asymptote : 3-x = 0 x = 3
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