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1 Warm up

2 Homework Questions

3 Homework Questions

4 Graphing Logarithms EQ: What are the characteristics of the parent graph of a logarithmic function? Assessment: Students will describe the characteristics of a logarithmic function in the form of a summary.

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6 Example x y

7 Example

8 EXAMPLE TRANSLATING LOGARTHMIC GRAPHS

9 EXAMPLE TRANSLATING LOGARTHMIC GRAPHS

10 Write your Summary to the Essential Question
Homework Pg (odd) Write your Summary to the Essential Question What are the characteristics of the parent graph of a logarithmic function?

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