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What is the range of y=log^2(x-6)

User Unlikus
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Answer:

Ans: All real numbers

Explanation:

User Roganjosh
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Answer:


y\geq 0 or
[0, \infty)

Explanation:

By definition the function


y = log (x) has a domain of
x> 0.

Since the function is not defined for the values of x negative or equal to zero.

The range of this function is all the real numbers.

Since
y <0 when
0 <x <1 and
y\geq0 when
1\leq x<\infty.

In this case we have the function
y = log ^ 2 (x-6)

Therefore since the log function is squared then its range is now
y\geq 0

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