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Domain when inside log func is (-x)
(-inf, 0), start with neg inf
(-x) transformation
reflect over y axis
finding parent pts in log func
rewrite the base into exponential form
y=log2(x)
= 2y
the point u plug in goes first
What is the domain rule for a logarithm?
Its input must be positive: set the argument \(>0\). If there are multiple logs, all conditions must hold.
What if the same log appears on both sides?
\(\log_b M=\log_b N\) means \(M=N\), provided both inputs are positive.
What is the solve-and-check routine for log equations?
Find the domain, use log rules, solve, then reject any candidate outside the original domain.
What are two parent points for \(y=\log_bx\)?
\((1,0)\) and \((b,1)\), since \(\log_b1=0\) and \(\log_bb=1\).
polynomial domain
always (neg inf, pos inf)
x- intercepts polynomal func
set f(x) = 0
y-intercepts polynomial
x=0
end behavior polynomal
leading term
polynomial bounce
use mulplicity to see if bounce or not
exponential graph domain
domain is always neg inf, pos inf
exponential graph domain
y=k (last number being added)
Points in exponential
parent function
Log graph domain
find by rqurining logs input to be positive
asymtopte for log graph
x=, vertical asymtope (find by whats being subtratced inside the parenthesis)
Range log graph
(neg inf, pos inf)
Finding pts on log graph
base^y = x
Inverse graphs pts
(a,b) goes to (b,a)
Inverse graphs domain + range
swap with non invcerse
Horizontal asy for inverse graph
becoems vertical (becomes horizontal if parent is vertical also)