SOLUTION: Find the domain of hte following:  g(t)= log (t+2)
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Question 138385:  Find the domain of hte following:  g(t)= log (t+2) 
Answer by stanbon(75887)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 Find the domain of the following:  g(t)= log (t+2)
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t+2 must be positive
t+2 >0
t > -2
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Domain: All Real Numbers greater than -2.
Cheers,
Stan H. 
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