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Which graph represents the function f {x} = -log (x-1) + 1? Graph A Graph B Graph C Graph D

Which graph represents the function f {x} = -log (x-1) + 1? Graph A Graph B Graph C Graph D
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Which graph represents the function f {x} = -log (x-1) + 1?

Graph A
Graph B
Graph C
Graph D

Which graph represents the function f {x} = -log (x-1) + 1? Graph A Graph B Graph-example-1
Which graph represents the function f {x} = -log (x-1) + 1? Graph A Graph B Graph-example-1
Which graph represents the function f {x} = -log (x-1) + 1? Graph A Graph B Graph-example-2
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The correct answer is graph D.
Which graph represents the function f {x} = -log (x-1) + 1? Graph A Graph B Graph-example-1
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