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Which table represents the graph of a logarithmic function in the form when ?

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Which function is shown in the graph below?

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y = log Subscript one-sixth Baseline x
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y = log Subscript 0.5 Baseline x
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y = log Subscript 1 Baseline x
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y = log Subscript 6 Baseline x
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The function is translated 1 unit right and 2 units down. Which is the graph of the translated function?

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On a coordinate plane, a curve starts at (negative 1, negative 5) and curves up into quadrant 1. It approaches y = 1.
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On a coordinate plane, a curve starts at (1, negative 4) and curves upwards. It approaches y = negative 1.
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On a coordinate plane, a curve starts at (negative 1, negative 1) and curves up into quadrant 1. It approaches y = 5.
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On a coordinate plane, a curve starts at (1, negative 3) and curves up into quadrant 1. It approaches y = 5.
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Which of the following is the inverse of ?

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y = log Subscript 6 Baseline x
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y = log Subscript x Baseline 6
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y = log Subscript one-sixth Baseline x
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y = log Subscript 6 Baseline 6 x
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Which statement is true?

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The graph of is the graph of translated 4 units down.
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The graph of is the graph of translated 4 units left.
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The graph of is the graph of translated 4 units up.
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The graph of is the graph of translated 4 units right.
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What are the domain and range of ?

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domain: x > –6; range: y > 4
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domain: x > –6; range: all real numbers
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domain: x > 6; range: y > –4
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domain: x > 6; range: all real numbers
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Which properties are present in a table that represents a logarithmic function in the form when ?I. The y-values are always increasing or always decreasing.II. The point (0, 1) exists in the table.III. The y-values will decrease rapidly as the x-values approach zero.IV. There will only be one x-value in the table with a y-value of zero.

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I only
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I and II only
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I, III, and IV
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II and III only

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