Domains of vector values functions

In summary, the conversation discusses finding the natural domains for the functions r(t)- ln|t-1| i, e^t j, and sqrt(t) k. The solution is given as (-infinity,1) U (1,+infinity), (-infinity,+infinity), and [0,+infinity), and the intersection of these sets is [0,1) U (1,+infinity). The natural domain for r(t) is 0=< t <1 or t >1. The conversation also mentions the undefined points for ln(|t-1|) and sqrt(t) and how to remove them from the number line to find the remaining natural domain.
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Homework Statement



r(t)- ln|t-1| i , e^t j , sqrt(t) k find the natural domains. this is a problem as an example in the book.

Homework Equations



It gives an answer of (-infinity,1) U (1,+infinity), (-infinity,+ininity) and [0, +infinity) and the intersection of these sets are [0,1) U (1,+infinity) then it says that the naturals domain of r(t) is 0=< t <1 or t >1

The Attempt at a Solution

I understand that ln of 0 is non existant, I understand the domain of e is plus and minus infinity, i also understand the domain of the square root function, but i don't see how to find the intersection of these sets and i don't understand how they got the natural domain either. can someone please explain this to me?
 
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ln(|t-1|) is only undefined at t=1. sqrt(t) is undefined for t<0. Remove those points from the number line and what's left?
 
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thank you so much. I didnt realize it was that easy lol.
 

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