Section 3.2.3 Graphing Log Functions. Lesson Objective: Students will: Graph by reversing a table for. Stretch and shift it as they have for other parent.

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Section Graphing Log Functions

Lesson Objective: Students will: Graph by reversing a table for. Stretch and shift it as they have for other parent graphs. Graph on their calculators by using the change of base rule to convert to

Y=2 x

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