Question

how do you graph logarithmic functions.
im sorta cluless

Answer 1

basically the same way you do any function, logs do tend to have similar but opposite graphs as their exponential counterparts. look here:
http://www.purplemath.com/modules/graphlog.htm

Answer 2

@agreene so is it safe to say that loggs will not ever have a zero based on the website you gave me.

Answer 3

logs go to infinity at 0 for instance the natural log (base 10)
\[\ln(0) = - \infty\]

Answer 4

o ok, thanks for your help @agreene

Answer 5

anytime