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What is the equation of the vertical asymptote of F(x)=2log_5(x+1)-3?

X=?

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Answer:


x=-1

Explanation:

Consider the parent function


y=\log _5x

This function is defined for all
x>0, so vertical line with equation
x=0 is its vertical asymptote.

Function
F(x)=2\log_5(x+1)-3 can be obtained from parent function by translation 1 unit to the left and 3 units down. This translation transletes the vertical asymptote
x=0 of the parent function into the vertical asymptote
x=-1 of function
F(x).

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