SOLUTION: What is the domain of Log3(x+2)?, with explanation

Question 407676: What is the domain of Log3(x+2)?, with explanation
Answer by scott8148(6628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
logarithms are not defined for values less than or equal to zero (n ≤ 0)

this means that x+2 must be greater than zero ___ x + 2 > 0

subtracting 2 ___ x > -2

so the domain (allowable x values) is all real numbers greater than -2
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