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Which is the graph of y=-log(x-2)+3?
Which is the graph of y=-log(x-2)+3?
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First graph y = log x. The graph has a horiz. intercept of (1,0) and a vertical asymptote x=0; the concave side of the graph points downward.
To obtain the graph of log(x-2), translate the entire graph of y = log x 2 units to the right.
To obtain the graph of -log(x-2), reflect the latest graph about the x-axis.
To obtain the graph of -log(x-2)+3, translate the latest graph 3 units up.
To obtain the graph of log(x-2), translate the entire graph of y = log x 2 units to the right.
To obtain the graph of -log(x-2), reflect the latest graph about the x-axis.
To obtain the graph of -log(x-2)+3, translate the latest graph 3 units up.
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