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Give the domains and ranges of the following functions. A) ln x, B) cos X, C)...

Give the domains and ranges of the following functions. A) ln x, B) cos X, C) 10^x D) f(x)= 1/ x^2-12x-45 E) g(x)= sqrt(82-x).

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