Question

How do you graph `y=ln(1/3x)`?

Answer 1

Like this.

Explanation:

`ln (x)` , logarithmic function , is a standard graph you should be knowing .

`ln (x)` = 0 at x=1 , similarly `ln (x/3)` = 0 at x=3.

Thus , they have the same nature graph with only different x intercept , required graph having it at x=3.

graph{ln (x/3) [-10, 10, -5, 5]}