what is the domain of the function (y = \ln(x + 2))? - (x -2) - (x 2)

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what is the domain of the function (y = \ln(x + 2))? - (x < -2) - (x > -2) - (x < 2) - (x > 2)

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$x < -2$

$x > -2$

$x < 2$

$x > 2$

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Set up the domain inequality for the natural logarithm

Solve the inequality for x

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