Domain and Range of the functions

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Please can anybody help me on this two functions it confuse me because has two and thee variables.

Find the Domain and Range of each of the following functions

a)f(x,x)=[tex]\sqrt{\frac{x-y}{x+y}}[/tex]

b)f(x,y)=[tex]\[in{(x^2+y^2+z^2)}[/tex]
 
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a) x+y not equal to zero and (x-y/x+y)>=0, range should be all positive real

b) i assume that is Ln[x^2+y^2+z^2] then the argument can't be non-positive.

These functions map to one demensional space, so the range should be clear and obvious. Domain is similar to R^1, like positive argument under square root, divid by 0 etc.