How do you graph $ln(4-x)$ ?

Question

4113 views around the world

You can reuse this answer
Creative Commons License

Answer 1 · 2016-05-30T20:40:29

Dee explanantion

set $ln(4-x)=y$

Build a table listing a selection of positive and negative values for $x$

For each value of $x$ calculate the value of $y$ and record that in your table

Mark the $(x,y)$ points and as best as you can draw a freehand curve that passes through your marked points.

I usually use Excel to build table examples but for some reason it is not working.

Do not forget that if $x<0$ , say -3 for example then

$y=ln(4-x) " "->" " y=ln[4-(-3)] " "->" " y=ln(4+3)$

Your graph should look something like this:
Tony B Tony B

How do you graph ln(4-x)ln(4-x)?