if:
f(x) = log(base 2)(x)
g(x) = sin(x)
wats the domain and the range of the following??
(a) (f○g)(x) = f(g(x))
(b) (g○f) = g(f(x))
(c) (f○(f○g))(x) = f(f(g(x)))
a) f(g(x))
for f(x)=log x x must be >0
so sin(X)>0 => x must be from the domanin (0,pi)+2k*pi for every k from Z
sin x<1 =>log(sin(X)) will take values in (-infinit, 0)
b) g(f(x))
f(x)= log x =>x>0
sin has no restrictions
sin takes values in [0,2*pi]
c) f(f(g(x)))
first sin x>0 => a)
second log(base 2)sin(x)>0
=> sin x>1 which cannot be. therefor there is no domain for this one
See my answer to the same question asked by Sita about 9 hours before yours.
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a) f(g(x))
for f(x)=log x x must be >0
so sin(X)>0 => x must be from the domanin (0,pi)+2k*pi for every k from Z
sin x<1 =>log(sin(X)) will take values in (-infinit, 0)
b) g(f(x))
f(x)= log x =>x>0
sin has no restrictions
sin takes values in [0,2*pi]
c) f(f(g(x)))
first sin x>0 => a)
second log(base 2)sin(x)>0
=> sin x>1 which cannot be. therefor there is no domain for this one
See my answer to the same question asked by Sita about 9 hours before yours.