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in this lesson youamp;#39;re gonna learn how to graph logarithmic functions with transformations so the form that weamp;#39;re gonna be working with here is y equals log base B of X minus h plus K so youamp;#39;ve already probably learned how to graph exponential functions theyamp;#39;re graphs that look something like this where there youamp;#39;re either exponential growth or exponential decay but what logarithmic functions are is theyamp;#39;re inverses of exponential functions when you graph an inverse of a function youamp;#39;re reflecting it over this line y equals x so our la graphs are gonna look something like this where theyamp;#39;re going up like slower and slower and the main thing with working with logarithmic graphs is knowing how to switch from the Log form to the exponential form because weamp;#39;re usually not so familiar with thinking in terms of logs so if we can transform it into an exponential form itamp;#39;s a little bit easier to get a graph so weam
