Graph y=log(base2)(x+3) +1

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anonymous · Answer

$$y=\log_{2}(x+3) +1 $$

aravindg · Answer

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dumbcow · Answer

(x+3) represents shift 3 to the left
"+1" represents shift 1 up

in other word the asymptote will be at x=-3 instead of y-axis

anonymous · Answer

I'm unclear as to what the log base 2 is different from the log base 10

anonymous · Answer

the translation & shifting up is clear

dumbcow · Answer

as far as the graph, they look the same except one will have slightly a steeper slope

dumbcow · Answer

also the intercepts will be different

anonymous · Answer

right right right i didn't ask that!!! LOL embarrassing...

aravindg · Answer

i think i gave the graph to u

dumbcow · Answer

haha no problem

@AravindG , the asymptote is wrong , i think you may have copied it wrong

aravindg · Answer

anonymous · Answer

I'm sorry AravindG i wasn't looking for a picture of the graph exactly I was looking on how to begin, but thank you :-)

dumbcow · Answer