How do you graph ln(1+x3)x?

1 Answer
Jan 3, 2017

Graph is inserted.

Explanation:

To make ln real, x3+1>0, giving x>1. The graph has horizontal asymptotey=0 and vertical asymptote y=1.

y=ln(1+x3)x>0,x(1,), sans x = 0.

Despite that y is indeterminate ( 00 ) at x = 0 and is having hole

of infinitesimal void that cannot be depicted in the graph.

y=ln(1+x3)x0, as x0±.

As x,y0.

As x1+,y1=.
graph{ln(1+x^3)/x [-10, 10, -5, 5]}