GROUP ACTIVITY #2

Limit of Logarithmic Function

Macapagal, Golpe, Takahashi, Narca, Galisim
QUESTION

limit of log when 0<b<1 and x approaches

0^+ (0 through positive)

Lim log x
+
X -> 0 0<b<1
PROPERTY 1

The graph of the function intersects the axis at the

point (1,0)

Explanation: Any number

raised to the power zero
is always equal to one.
PROPERTY 2

The y-axis is the vertical asymptote of the graph of

the function.

Explanation: Y-axis is
vertical asymptote
because 0 is not the
power of any real
number.
PROPERTY 4

If 0<b<1, the function values decrease as x

increase

Explanation: If 0<b<1,
then y decreases as x
increases.
FINAL ANSWER

The limit of log x as x approaches 0 through

b
positive values is positive infinity.

Lim log +
x = +∞
X -> 0 0<b<1