Math, asked by jennifermendieta98, 10 months ago

Which equation is represented by the graph below?

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Answered by shivashankar99
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Answer:

the graph represente the log graph.

Answered by KailashHarjo
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The graph represents C) y = ln(x) + 4  equation.

  • The equation can't be A or B, because they are exponential functions, and they can have negative x-values.
  • It must be one of the two ln functions because they can't have negative values of x.
  • To decide between C and D, insert a value of x that makes it easy to calculate the value of y.
  • Let x = 1.

       For Equation C,

       y = ln(1) + 4  = 0 + 4 = 4

  • For Equation D,

        y = ln(1) + 5  = 0 + 5 = 5

  • We draw a vertical line from x = 1 and see where it intersects the graph.
  • The intersection is at (1, 4), so the correct equation is y = ln(x) + 4

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