How to find the range of values of x for which Ln(x^2-2x) is defined
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ln (2x - x^2):
2x - x^2 > 0
x^2 -2x <0
x(x-2)<0
(x-0)(x-2)<0
x lies in between 0 and 2
x ∈ (0 2)
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We know that ln(x) is function which can take only positive values,Hence (2x-x^2) must be greater than zero. Therefore (2x-x^2)>0. Now x(2-x)>0 ie x belongs to (0,2).
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