Thread: Advance Functions. Must See!

Explain what happens to the graph of the function f(x) = logbx when b is equal to 1.

If g(x) = bx and h(x) = logbx, would the graphs of these functions intersect if b = 1? If so, at what ordered pair?

Originally Posted by desination02

Explain what happens to the graph of the function f(x) = logbx when b is equal to 1.

If g(x) = bx and h(x) = logbx, would the graphs of these functions intersect if b = 1? If so, at what ordered pair?

is "b" the base of the logarithm here?

note two things: (1)

and

(2)

Do you mean ?
If so, if b=1,

If
Now if b=1, then

g(x) and h(x) does not intersect, look at graph.

Really should try to be more clear in your question, now we don´t know if you mean