Given the two functions h(x) = log, (z) +3 and g(2) = 42z +1. The domain of k(z) = (h°g)(x) is

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6. Given the two functions h(x) = log, (æ) +3 and g(a) = 42=+1. The domain of
k(2) = (hog)(z) is
O(-0, +o)
O (0, +)
(1, +)
O (3, +x)
Transcribed Image Text:Multiple Choice 6. Given the two functions h(x) = log, (æ) +3 and g(a) = 42=+1. The domain of k(2) = (hog)(z) is O(-0, +o) O (0, +) (1, +) O (3, +x)
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