Question

Transformations of the natural logarithmic function?

Answer 1

f(x)=ln(x)

Answer 2

What do you mean (ln(x))+ n
n = 1,2,3,...

Answer 3

what kind of transformation? Laplace?

Answer 4

@Catch.me, ?? and transformations like rotation, reflection or translation.

Answer 5

for what level math? precalc or linear algebra?

Answer 6

college algebra? .-.

Answer 7

so im assuming linear algebra..

Answer 8

no, linear algebra is something else.
any function, f(x), can be transformed as follows
f(x-h) moves f(x) h units to the right
f(x)+k moves f(x) k units up
f(-x) flips f(x) about the y-axis
-f(x) flips f(x) about the x axis
f(y) flips the graph about the line y=x

not sure what else you wanted...

you have to be sure that f(x) is defined for those, though. for instance, if f(x)=sqrt(x), then f(-x) is imaginary

Answer 9

oh ok thanks.

Answer 10

First translation use the formula F(x) --> F(x) + n.
or for x just substitute x + n instead of x
Rotation
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_%28geometry%29
use the formula in the link.
Reflection: its function is complicated , but draw it.
if you are talking about high school see the blew link.
http://www.regentsprep.org/Regents/math/geometry/GT5/reviewTranformations.htm

Answer 11

ok thanks.

Answer 12

Did you saw that formula before?

Answer 13

nope.