FInding domains of ln problems

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Homework Statement



How do you find the domain of y=ln(6-x) ?


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do i have to set 6-x greater than or equal to 0 to then get that x is less than or equal to 6, or is there more to it than that? I'm confused on where the ln part comes in. Please assist.
 
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There isn't more to it, but you made a mistaking setting it to "or equal to zero", since zero is not in it's domain.
6-x>0 <--> 6>x
can also be written ]-inf;6[

The ln part is why we set condition that it is over 0, we need knowledge of the function to determine that.
 
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just what i needed. thank you!