What TRANSFORMATIONS take place to the parent graph f(x)= log(x) to achieve the graph g(x)=log(-2x-4)+5?

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Izrik · Answer 1 · 2018-03-02T13:29:03+0000

The -4 will translate the graph of f(x) 4 units to the right.
Then the -2 before the x will stretch it vertically with factor 2, then reflect it in the y -axis.
Finally the + 5 will translate the graph 5 units vertically upwards

What TRANSFORMATIONS take place to the parent graph f(x)= log(x) to achieve the graph g(x)=log(-2x-4)+5?

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