The domain and range of the graph of a logarithmic function are;
- Range; The set of real numbers.
<h3>How can the graph that correctly represents a logarithmic function be selected?</h3>
The basic equation of a logarithmic function can be presented in the form;

Where;
b > 0, and b ≠ 1, given that we have;


The inverse of the logarithmic function is the exponential function presented as follows;

Given that <em>b</em> > 0, we have;

Therefore, the graph of a logarithmic function has only positive x-values
The graph of a logarithmic function is one with a domain and range defined as follows;
Domain; 0 < x < +∞
Range; -∞ < y < +∞, which is the set of real numbers.
The correct option therefore has a domain as <em>x </em>> 0 and range as the set of all real numbers.
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ANSWER: 1.562
move the decimal point of 0.0034 to the right to make it a whole number which is 34. Then multiply 34 times 430 which is 15,620.
move the decimal point (which is at the end) 4 times to the left
the answer will be 1.562
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[ Step One ] Remove Parenthesis (a) = a

[ Step Two ] Simplify Equations



[ Step Three ] Rewrite Equation

[ Step Four ] Add Similar Elements

[ Step Five ] Rewrite Equation

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