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What is the domain of the function

What is the domain of the function-example-1

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Answer:

x < 3 :)

Explanation:

User ANP
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ln is an operation only for numbers greater than zero. Like this we know that (-x+3/2) must be greater than zero. Since 2 is a positive constant, we only need to make sure the term -x+3 is also positive and different than zero.

We can use this inequality to solve that problem:

- x + 3 > 0 \\
Put the 3 in the other side of the inequality like -3:

- x > - 3
Now change the negative symbol, changing the inequality symbol as well

x < 3
This means the domain of the function are all the numbers less than 3:

The answer is x<3
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