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OpenStudy (clarissa.pitre12):

What is the domain of the function f(x) = log ( 1x + 12)

OpenStudy (wilsondanielle):

The domain is all of the x values exhibited in a function. To start, what is the general domain of a logarithmic function? Can it be negative?

OpenStudy (clarissa.pitre12):

yes it can

OpenStudy (wilsondanielle):

are you sure? Look up a log function. Are there any negative X values?

OpenStudy (wilsondanielle):

We're only going to look at the X values here - you can ignore the Y's.

OpenStudy (clarissa.pitre12):

no negatives

OpenStudy (wilsondanielle):

ok. So right away we know that at most it's going to be a 0-infinity range. Are there any other values that won't exist? and will it be inclusive or exclusive at the limits?

OpenStudy (wilsondanielle):

additionally : because of the (X+12), the domain will shift a little bit. We'll look at that in a bit.

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