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Find the domain of the following:

1) g(x)=5^x
Explain how you obtained your answer.

2) g(x)=1n(x-4)
Show your work or explain how you obtained your answer.

3) g(t)=log(t+2)
Explain how you obtained your answer.

4) f(t)=5.5e^t
Show your work or explain how you obtained your answer.

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For the given functions, we have to find out the domain.

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1) g(x)=5^x,
In this one as there are no restrictions on x, because of the exponentiation operator, the domain ...

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