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Chapter 5: Q 65. (page 298)

Graph the logarithmic function : y=-log3x

Short Answer

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The graph of the given expression is as follows :

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information  

Given expression is : y=-log3x

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Step 2. The graph of the given expression is :  

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Step 3. Matching

The graph matches with (C)y=-log3x

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