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What is the domain of the function y=In [-x+3/2]

What is the domain of the function y=In [-x+3/2]-example-1

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Answer:

the answer is x is less than 3

Explanation:

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User Sherman Hui
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The domain of the logarithm is composed by all points that make its argument strictly positive.

So, we want


(-x+3)/(2)>0

Multiply both sides by 2:


-x+3>0

Add x to both sides:


3>x \iff x<3

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User Ali Almoullim
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