please help question below
this is what i get for graphing both, but the answers are confusing me.
u don't need to graph the functions to determine the answer
okay. how can i determine the answer without graphing them?
\(\LARGE f(x)=2\log_{10}(x-1)-4 \) \(\LARGE g(x)=10(x-1)^2+4\) first I just want to put the functions up not to click a different tab every time
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the parent logarithmic function is \(\LARGE L(x)=\log_{10}(x) \) (naming it L of x, becuase it is logarithmic) \(\LARGE L(x+a)=\log_{10}(x+a) \) is a shift a units to the left \(\LARGE L(x+a)=\log_{10}(x-a) \) is a shift a units to the right \(\LARGE L(x)=B\times \log_{10}(x) \) multiples times a scale factor B
how do you obtain the g(x) from a parent function \(\LARGE L(x)=\log_{10}(x) \) ?
i mean how do you obtain f(x) (not g of x)
When you replace x with x - h, h being a number, the function is translated h units horizontally. When you replace y with y - k, k being a number, the function is translated k units vertically.
so are you two saying that it's some sort of vertical shift?
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can someone help me?
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