How do you graph $f(x)=ln(x)+5$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-02-26T11:58:26

The standard graph of $lnx$ shifted (transformed) by 5 units positive (up) the y-axis

If $g(x) =ln x$ then $f(x) =g(x) +5$

Hence $f(x)$ has the graph of $lnx$ shifted (transformed) by 5 units positive (up) the y-axis. This can be seen on the graph of $f(x)$ below.

graph{lnx+5 [-3.92, 28.13, -4.32, 11.71]}

How do you graph f(x)=ln(x)+5f(x)=ln(x)+5?