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    3 Graphs of Logarithms.notebook May 08, 2023

    Graphs of Logarithmic Functions
    Drawing the basic inverse of an exponential (which is logarithmic) is 
    fairly easy, just switch the x and y coordinates.  The problem we 
    encounter is what happens when it isn't a basic graph?

    Ex.#1  Graph the function
    and state the domain and range.
    If I had the base graph of log3,
    I just have to shift 2 left 
    and 1 down.

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    Day 3 Graphs of Logarithms.notebook May 08, 2023

    Ex.#2  Graph the function and state the domain
    and range.

    Ex.#3  Graph the function and state the domain
    and range.

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    Ex.#4  Graph the function y=log4(­2x) and state the domain and range.

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    HOMEWORK:  p.338 #1,2,4+handout

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