How do you graph $f(x)=2-ln(x+4)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2018-01-10T11:16:12

Assign values to x.

If x is 0, your function $y=0.6137$

If x is 1, your function $y=0.3906$

If x is 2, your function $y=0.2082$

etc. The graph is located below.

graph{2-(ln(x+4)) [-8.33, 11.67, -3.08, 6.92]}

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