SOLUTION: I need some major help how would you graph g(x)=log(x+5)-8 and what would you do in order to graph g(x)=-3^x I don't actually need to graph the second one

Question 693072: I need some major help how would you graph g(x)=log(x+5)-8
and what would you do in order to graph g(x)=-3^x I don't actually need to graph the second one
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I need some major help how would you graph
g(x)=log(x+5)-8
It helps if you know (in general) what the log(x) graph looks like.
If you do, plot a few points to locate the curve:
Let x = 5, then y = log(10)-8 = 1-8 = -7
Let x = 95, then y = log(100)-8 = 2-8 = -6
The vertical asymptote for the curve is x = -5
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and what would you do in order to graph g(x)=-3^x
It helps if you know (in general) what the y = 3^x curve looks like.
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Then just flip it over on the x-axis and you have y = -3^x
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Or plot some points to see the curve.

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cheers,
Stan H.
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