A function has a vertical asymptote where it is not defined, and the logarithm is defined only if its argument is strictly positive: it has a vertical asymptote if its argument is zero, and is not defined if its argument is negative.
So, you have a vertical asymptote where
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6 = 1 - b
Like I mentioned in my previous answer, we must isolate our variable. In this case, our variable is b.
So, our first step is to subtract 1 from both sides.
6 - 1 = 1 - b - 1
Simplify.
5 = b
Therefore, b = 5
~hope I helped~
Answer:
4$
Step-by-step explanation:
You have the -1 correct but when (or if) you put it in the calculator then you have to put it in parentheses and you should get 5 so it would be (-1,5)
I don’t get your question but I think it’s B
