23.8.84HotUnit 3- Exponenti3A: Analyze Exponential and Logarithmic functionAnalyze following function and graph it.f(x) = 3(-1) + 1LAYLARGA(-00,00)(1,000)Asymptote: HALDomain:Range:²y = 3xXEnd Behavior: 06as leftXHA"Original Function:TAt SmallAsymptote::06 Right (1) f(x) = (00 End Behavior:y=3xf(x) = log5 (x-1)-2Describe Transformation:Domain:Range:Original Function:쉬닝5252stoy = log²Describe Transformation:52New pt-3y = ex+1_.

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