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How can i find the x and y intercepts of a graph equation? (ex. y+ x-4)
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Answer:
We are given a equation as:
5log(x+3)=5
We are asked to find a graph that is used to solve the above equation.
We can write the given equation as:
we will divide both side of the equation by 5 to obtain:
log(x+3)=1
Now we have to determine which graph represents the function:
y=log(x+3)
since we know that when x=-2.
y=log(-2+3)=log(1)=0
Hence, the graph should pass through (-2,0).
Hence, the graph that satisfies this is attached to the answer.
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