Find Domain & Range...1

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    R (all real numbers)

    range: {y element R : y>=0} (all non-negative real numbers)
     
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    Is it possible to find the domain and range of the given function algebraically?
     
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    yes, you can plug in any positive or negative number for x and x^2,x^4, and x^6 will be positive number
    and you already know that range of log function is always >=0
     
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    What does the graph of this function look like?
     
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    Almost looks like a cosine graph located differently.
     
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