Question

g(x)=log(-x) do the transformation and x and y intercept

Answer 1

g(x)=log(-x) do the transformation and 'x' and'y' intercept

Answer 2

please answer the question

Answer 3

Are you sure you don't mean g(x) = -log(x)
You cannot take the log of a negative number. There is no power of 10 (or e I'm not sure which log you're using here) that will result in a negative number.

Answer 4

yeah polpak is right lets say g(x) = y
y= log(-x)
\[10^y= -x \]
so whatever values you plug in for x you can never get a y that will satisfy it.

Answer 5

actually i think you could describe the graph of log(-x) as the reflection of log(x) about the y-axis
giving x-intercept of -1
and vertical asymptote at x=0

Answer 6

lol. Yes sorry. My brain went stupid. I blame the lateness and the lack of sleep. Just because we have log(-x) doesn't mean that x is negative. It just means that _ONLY_ negative values for x will work. The graph will be mirrored across the y axis.

Answer 7

:)