Question

Use the graph of f(x) = log x to obtain the graph of g(x) = log x + 5.

Answer 1

@Garadon_Shagan

Answer 2

@Mateaus

Answer 3

@ShailKumar

Answer 4

@Abmon98

Answer 5

7b I'd bet!

Answer 6

I think i am gonna try it and see if i get it right

Answer 7

the graph of log x is a bit under the x axis for the bit where log x equals a negative number (note that x can't be negative). Now when you take a function and add a constant to it you move its' y intercept. If it is a positive constant the graph moves up and if it is a negative constant the graph moves down. As you are adding +5 the graph should move 5 y-values upwards which is consistent with what you see there.

Answer 8

Thank you!