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bb"Statement I" The range of log(1/(1+x^...

`bb"Statement I"` The range of `log(1/(1+x^(2))) " is " (-infty,infty)`.
`bb"Statement II" " when " 0 lt x le 1, log x in (-infty,0].`

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