The functions are and
.
To find , we need to find the domain of
, which can be done for
.
Solve the inequality .
Subtract from each side
.
Then you must able to evaluate for each of these
values, which can only be done for all real
values. Since
will always be positive.
Therefore, the domain of is
all real numbers.
Find .
Replace with
.
Substitute for
in
.
Notice that is only defined for
, which is the same restriction determined the by considering the domains of
and
.
Therefore, for
.
To find , you must first be able to find
, which can be done for
.
Then evaluate for each of these
values, which can only be done for all
.
.
Substitute .
Since is defined only positive real numbers.
Square on both sides.
\Combining the two restrictions.
\Therefore, the domain of is
.
Find
Replace with
.
Substitute for
in
.
.
Notice that is only defined for
.
Combine this restriction with the restriction . The true domain of
is
.
Therefore, for
.
for
..
for
.