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The following is the graph of f(x) = log(x − 5). Answer True False
@mathgirl73
True?
Or False? @mathgirl73 anything?
@math_proof @mathstudent55
@zepdrix
@dpaInc I got true
@richyw can you confirm for me?!
false
false. because the log curves are not like that.
that looks like f(x)=log(x+5)
you can't take the log of a negative, so you will get that asymptote at the value where the log would be zero. which in this case is at x=5.
the basic curves do not change even if they are moved horizontally or vertically.
yes but that graph is clearly a log curve that has been shifted to the left by 5...
\(\log_{10}\), not natural log
yes.
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