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3 March, 10:53

How can logarithms be graphed with different bases?

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  1. 3 March, 13:04
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    Since logs and exponents are inverse functions, You can get the table for the exponential form and then switch the x and y values.

    Ex. log base 2 x, get values for 2^x, then switch x & y
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