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If f(x) = log₂(7 - 2x), what is the domain of f?

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Correct answer: (-∞, 7/2)

The governing logarithm rule is that its argument must be strictly positive. Therefore 7 - 2x > 0. Solving the inequality, subtracting 7 gives -2x > -7, and dividing by -2 reverses the inequality: x < 7/2. The endpoint x = 7/2 is excluded because the logarithm of zero is undefined; it is not enough for the argument merely to be non-negative. The base 2 is valid because it is positive and not equal to 1, but the base does not change the domain restriction here. Hence the domain is (-∞, 7/2), so option A is correct. Option B wrongly includes the endpoint, C reverses the inequality, and D ignores the logarithm condition.

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DomainLogarithmic-FunctionsInequalitiesReal Valued FunctionsTheir Domain And RangeReal Valued Functions Their Domain And RangeRelations And FunctionsMathematicsClass 11 Mcq

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