Question

when logarithmic functions are graphed which transformation will result in a y intercept?

Answer 1

@mayankdevnani @ParthKohli

Answer 2

what do you think ?

Answer 3

Umm I do not remember mayday

Answer 4

draw the graph of logx first ?

Answer 5

wait the function p(t)+1 ?

Answer 6

what is that ?

Answer 7

http://prntscr.com/ad5deq ok logx

Answer 8

Wait i just went back to my lesson it says the only way to make a logarithmic function cross the y-axis and have a y-intercept is to give the function a horizontal shift

Answer 9

it says if the parent function is f(x)=log10 x, then a transformation of f(x+2) will result in the function being shifted two units to the left, across the y-axis. only horizontal shifts to the left will make a y-intercept occur.

should i just write that?

Answer 10

yeah ! you are correct

Answer 11

but it asks which transformation.. the transformation is the horizontal shift?

Answer 12

correct

Answer 13

Okayyy I have 1 more question!

Answer 14

sure !