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Can You Find The Domain Of The Following:G(x)=5^x, And G(x)=ln(x-4), Include Work?
Find the domain of each and please include steps of how to do it.
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The question is asking what values of X are allowed to be put into the equation.
In G(x)=5^x, there are no restrictions on x because of the exponentiation operator, so the domain is all real numbers.
In G(x)=ln(x-4), the allowed values are restricted by the fact that the logarithm of 0 or negative numbers is not defined. So we have (x-4)>0, or x>4. The domain is all real numbers greater than 4.
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