Question 1139337
Which graph would represent {{{f(x)=log((x+c))}}}, where {{{c>0}}}?

parent function is  {{{f(x)=log((x))}}}

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given  {{{f(x)=log((x+c))}}} means the graph is shifted {{{c}}} units to the left

so, graph which would represent {{{f(x)=log((x+c))}}} will be any graph of parent function is  {{{f(x)=log((x))}}}  shifted {{{c}}} units to the left

example:

if {{{c=1}}} parent function {{{f(x)=log((x))}}} will be shifted {{{1}}} units to the left

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if {{{c=3}}} parent function {{{f(x)=log((x))}}} will be shifted {{{3}}} units to the left

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