The domain of definition of the function...

The domain of definition of the function `f(x)=ln{x}+sqrt(x-2{x})` is: (where { } denotes fractional part function)
(A) `(1,oo)`
(B) `(0,oo)`
(C) `(1,oo)~I^(+)`
(D) None of these

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