Asked by Jayme
How do you graph the following logs?
f(x)=log5 (x-2)
f(x)=log5 x-2
f(x)= log5 x
f(x)=log5 (x+2)
f(x)=log5 (x-2)
f(x)=log5 x-2
f(x)= log5 x
f(x)=log5 (x+2)
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
use f(x)= log<sub>5</sub> x as your reference graph.
You should know what your standard log function graph looks like
If you translate the reference graph 2 units to the right, you get the first equation
If you translate the reference graph 2 units to the left, you get the last equation
If you translate the reference graph 2 units downwards, you get the second equation
You should know what your standard log function graph looks like
If you translate the reference graph 2 units to the right, you get the first equation
If you translate the reference graph 2 units to the left, you get the last equation
If you translate the reference graph 2 units downwards, you get the second equation
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