Logarithmic Functions
2.10 showed (the logarithm with base b) as the reflection of . This note studies logarithmic functions as a family on their own: how their graphs behave at the ends, what happens when you stretch, shift, and reflect them, and how to recognize one from a table.
Practice
7 questions · results right after
PracticeStudy guide
8 min · 6 ideas · worked examples and the traps.
GuideIn this chapter
- 01Features of a Logarithmic Function
- 02Transformations
- 03Reflections and Direction
- 04Recognizing Logarithmic Data
- 05Practice
- 06Key Takeaways