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Graph the function y=log(x+1)+1
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if you start with your base function \[f(x)=\log (x)\] what transformations do you apply to get it in the form\[y=\log(x+1) +1\]
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okay then what else do you do im so confused
\[f(x+1)\] is a transformation 1 unit to the left\[f(x-1)\] is a transformation 1 unit to the right\[f(x)+1\] is a transformation 1 unit up\[f(x)-1\] is a transformation 1 unit down
which of these has been applied to \[f(x)=\log(x)\]??
|dw:1385396872152:dw| this is what the graph of y=log(x) looks like without any transformations
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