what is the domain of ln(3/(x+8))

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Guest May 5, 2014

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Since we can't have the logarithm of a negative number we must have 3/(x+8)>0, so the domain of x is all real numbers greater than -8.

Alan May 5, 2014

Alan · Answer 1 · 2014-05-05T08:07:20

Since we can't have the logarithm of a negative number we must have 3/(x+8)>0, so the domain of x is all real numbers greater than -8.