Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

Identify the domain of the function f(x)=log⁡5(x)f(x)=\log_{5}(x). a) x≥1x\ge 1 b) x>0x>0 c) x≥0x\ge 0 d) x≠0x\neq 0
Intuitive explanation

The domain of a logarithm is all the input values that actually produce a real output. Since logarithms are only defined for positive arguments, you need to ask: what values of xx make the input to log⁡5(x)\log_5(x) positive? The base doesn't matter here—the restriction comes entirely from what's inside the log.

Intuitive explanation

The domain of a logarithm is all the input values that actually produce a real output. Since logarithms are only defined for positive arguments, you need to ask: what values of xx make the input to log⁡5(x)\log_5(x) positive? The base doesn't matter here—the restriction comes entirely from what's inside the log.

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