lredmond lredmond

16-03-2015
Mathematics

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How do you graph a logarithmic equation? Such as y=log_5 (x)+4 and y=log_4 (x−4).

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Panoyin Panoyin

18-03-2015

y = log5x + 4
y = 0.698700043 + 4
y = 4.698700043

y = log4(x - 4)
y = log4(x) - log4(4)
y = log4x - log16
y = log0.6020599913x - 1.204119983

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