SOLUTION: How do I graph y=2log(x-3)? I have the asymptope which is x=3

Question 950668: How do I graph y=2log(x-3)? I have the asymptope which is x=3
Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I assume you have log base

first, the vertical asymptote of y =2log(x-3) is at
you also need to remember that logs are not defined for or for ,
so, the vertical asymptote is at , you just start with because will give you which is , and work from there, using the definition of the log, make a table
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plot these points and draw a line through

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