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How does the function f(x) = a ln x compare to the parent function when |a| > 1? The graph is compressed. The graph is stretched. The graph is translated a units to the right…

How does the function f(x) = a ln x compare to the parent function when |a| > 1? The graph is compressed. The graph is stretched. The graph is translated a units to the right…
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How does the function f(x) = a ln x compare to the parent function when |a| > 1? The graph is compressed. The graph is stretched. The graph is translated a units to the right. The graph is translated a units up.

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the answer i think is D

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User JonStonecash
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B on edge 2020

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How does the function f(x) = a ln x compare to the parent function when |a| > 1? The-example-1
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