SOLUTION: Which graph would represent f(x)=log(x+c), where c>0?
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Question 1139337: Which graph would represent f(x)=log(x+c), where c>0?
Answer by MathLover1(20849) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Which graph would represent , where ?
parent function is
given means the graph is shifted units to the left
so, graph which would represent will be any graph of parent function is shifted units to the left
example:
if parent function will be shifted units to the left
if parent function will be shifted units to the left
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