Question

i need help with a math problem please :)

Answer 1

@acxbox22

Answer 2

sorry dude i dont know log graphs
i only know basic logs since i am in geometry

Answer 3

@SolomonZelman

Answer 4

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Answer 5

1 seems like d or c

Answer 6

C

Answer 7

alright theres ways to do this algebraically like u can take the inverse of the this log which would equate to x = log5(y) then each of the points you find you just take the inverse of to find the y=log5(x) graph or the other way is to convert y= log5(x) into exponential form like this 5^y=x and then just plug in y values to find the corresponding x value and this will give you the graph

Answer 8

ohh ok

Answer 9

or u could just use a ti89 and plug the thing into the graph function

Answer 10

so its D

Answer 11

\(y=log_5x\)
If x=1, log x =0 (to any base).
So you only have to choose among the graphs that pass through (1,0).
From \(y=log_5x\), we also know that \(y=log_55=1\)from the definition of log.
So again, we limit our search to those passing through (5,1).
Think there aren't that many among the graphs that satisfy both criteria.