- #1
jesuslovesu
- 198
- 0
I have y = ln(2x^3 + e) / 2
and I need to find the range for the function.
So I proceed to find the inverse [ ( e^(2x) - e ) / 2 ] ^ (1/3) = y
my memory is a little sketchy but don't I need to put the domain boundary value for the original into the inverse to find the range (apparently not because my graphing calc shows otherwise). -- If not does that mean the range of the original function is all real numbers?
and I need to find the range for the function.
So I proceed to find the inverse [ ( e^(2x) - e ) / 2 ] ^ (1/3) = y
my memory is a little sketchy but don't I need to put the domain boundary value for the original into the inverse to find the range (apparently not because my graphing calc shows otherwise). -- If not does that mean the range of the original function is all real numbers?