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13 November, 22:30

If you are given the graph of (x) - log, X, how could you graph tx) - log. (x+3) ?

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  1. 13 November, 23:47
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    Answer: Shift the original graph 3 units to the left

    Explanation:

    f (x) = - log (x)

    g (x) = - log (x+3)

    Note how g (x) = f (x+3).

    Or you can think of it this way

    f (x) = - log (x)

    f (x+3) = - log (x+3) ... replace every x with x+3

    f (x+3) = g (x)

    When going from f (x) to f (x+3), we shift the entire f (x) curve 3 units to the left.
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