Question

borklesn0rt

Answer 1

so you're saying it's a vertical?

Answer 2

i mean horizontal, sorry

Answer 3

i had a brainfart

Answer 4

here's a better explanation

Answer 5

look at their example
they say that \(log( \frac{1}{5}x)\) is a "horizontal stretch by 5"

Answer 6

so it is a horizontal stretch?

Answer 7

wait, no it isnt.

Answer 8

wait

Answer 9

oeuf

Answer 10

it is a horizontal stretch

Answer 11

by 4?

Answer 12

yup!

Answer 13

can you check an answer from one i have already done?

Answer 14

sure

Answer 15

Let's try plugging in a value

x=2

-2 ln(2-1) + 1
= -2 ln(1) + 1
note that ln(1) = 0
so
= 1

this means that the graph has to cross the point (2, 1)

Answer 16

so the bottom left one?

Answer 17

yup!

Answer 18

okay, i need help with actually a few more questions, if that's alright with you

Answer 19

post them as new question posts please