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Answer:
see attached
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph of g(x) is a vertically scaled version of the graph of f(x). The scale factor is 1/2, so vertical height at a given value of x is 1/2 what it is for f(x). This will make the graph appear shorter and fatter than for f(x).
The graph of g(x) is attached.
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
If y = log x is the basic function, let's see the transformation rule(s):
Then,
1. y = log (x-a) is the original shifted a units to the right.
2. y = log x + b is the original shifted b units up
Hence, from the equation, we can say that this graph is:
** 2 units shifted right (with respect to original), and
** 10 units shifted up (with respect to original)
<u><em>only, left or right shift affects vertical asymptotes.</em></u>
Since, the graph of y = log x has x = 0 as the vertical asymptote and the transformed graph is shifted 2 units right (to x = 2), x = 2 is the new vertical asymptote.
Answer choice D is right.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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