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What is the domain of y=log(x+2)
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What is the domain of y=log(x+2)

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\huge\boxed{x>-2\to x\in(-2;\ \infty)}

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y=\log(x+2)\\\\\bold{Domain:}\\\\x+2>0\qquad|\text{subtract 2 from both sides}\\\\x+2-2>0-2\\\\x>-2

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