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The equation for the transformed logarithm shown in the diagram, which passes through the points (2, 0), and (1, 2) is; f(x) = 2·log₂(3 - x)

The equation is found as follows;

Let the form of the equation be y = a·log(b - x)

The point (2, 0), indicates that we get;

0 = a·log(b - 2)

log(b - 2) = 0/a

log(b - 2) = 0

x⁰ = b - 2

1 = b - 2

b = 1 + 2

b = 3

The point (1, 2), indicates that we get;

2 = a·log(3 - 1)

a = 2/(log(3 - 1))

a = 2/(log(2))

The equation is therefore; y = (2/(log(2)))·log(3 - x)

(2/(log(2)))·log(3 - x) = 2·log₂(3 - x)

Therefore, the equation is; f(x) = 2·log₂(3 - x)

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