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Write the equation of the vertical asymptote for the function, y = ln (x - 1)
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y = ln(x-1) is a graph u get by shifting its parent function y = ln(x) to right by 1 unit
do u knw whats the vertical asymptote of ln(x) ?
No, I don't
okay, vertical asymptote of ln(x) is x=0
since ln(x-1) is shifted version of ln(x) to right by 1unit, the corresponding vertical asymptote also shifts to right by 1 unit.
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so the vertical asymptote of ln(x-1) wud be x = 1
okay, thank you so much for that :)
np :)
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