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Which graph shows the solution to the equation below?
log3(x+2) = 1

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Option A

Explanation:

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Refer the attached figure of the graph (Option A) that shows the solution to the given equation

Explanation:

The given logarithmic equation is


\log _(3)(x+2)=1

The solution to this logarithmic equation is where the graph of


y=\log _(3)(x+2)

When comparing above with the given equation, we find that y = 1.

Now, find the 'x' value by using this. So, applying log base 3 rule on right side, we get as below,


x+2=3^(1)

x = 3 - 2 = 1

Plot the asymptote and the point (1 , 1). Sketch the log curve using those two reference facts. Hence, concluded the graph in option A as solution to the given equation.

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