domain(ln(x+y)-ln(x)-ln(y))

Let's find the domain of ln(x + y) -ln(x) -ln(y)
For the expression ln(x + y) to be defined, we must have: x + y > 0
For the expression -ln(x) to be defined, we must have: x > 0
For the expression -ln(y) to be defined, we must have: y > 0
The constraints { x > 0, y > 0 } already imply x + y > 0: this condition can be removed
▶Domain of definition:   { x > 0, y > 0 }

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