Question

How do you graph `y>=log_6 x`?

Answer 1

Graph is inserted. The region including the graph and above is the answer. See explanation

Explanation:

Use `log_b a = log a/log b`.

`y=log x/log 6`, x > 0, to make log x real

The graph cuts x-axis at (0, 1).

As `x to 0, y to -oo`.

As `x to oo, y to oo`.

For any (x, y) on or above the graph, `y>=log_6x`

graph{log x/log 6 [-2.5, 2.5, -1.25, 1.25]}