Writing the domain of a function (some points to consider).

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For finding domain of a function in Rn, I have jot down some of the points. Assuming, if one or more of these 'x'es are a part of the expression of a function f(x1, x2, x3,…, xn), we do the following in writing down the domain:

- for √x we write x≥0
- for 1/x we write x≠0
- for 1/√x we write x>0
- for log(x) we write x>0

What can be some more points similar to the ones I wrote above?
 
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hi gikiian! welcome to pf! :wink:

yes that's right :smile:
gikiian said:
What can be some more points similar to the ones I wrote above?

:rolleyes: … how about 1/√(1/(x-3)2 - 1/(x-2)2) ? :wink: