What is the difference between y=log (100x) and y= 2+logx Graphically they are the identical, but I do not know algebraically how there are differently or identical. Need help plz.

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anonymous · Answer

ok its the same thing

anonymous · Answer

and I will show u why algebraically

anonymous · Answer

Are u still there?

anonymous · Answer

yea
im here

anonymous · Answer

Ohh sorryyy. I was not getting messages today
There is a property of logs:
log(a*b)=log(a)+log(b)

anonymous · Answer

y=log(100x)
Using the property of logs we have
y=log(100)+log(x)

so y =2+log(x)

anonymous · Answer

If you were not aware log(100)=2
umm may confuse you but if you know logs than its simple
10^2=100