Graphing Logarithmic Functions by Walch Education (2)

Graphing Logarithmic Functions by Walch Education (2)
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2014-06-20 04:46
In collections CCGPS AA Unit 4 Lesson 2
This example demonstrates how to graph the logarithmic functions c(x) = log₂(x + 1) and d(x) = log₂x on the same coordinate plane. Key mathematical concepts include the properties and graph characteristics of logarithmic functions. Using GeoGebra commands such as Sequence, LaTeX, Vector, and Text, the changes in the function graphs can be clearly illustrated. Suitable for high school mathematics education and learning.

GeoGebra Commands & Parameters

  1. Sequence(x = a, a, -7, -4, 0.5) → list1
  2. LaTeX("\textcolor{#000099}{d(x)=\log_{2}{x}}") → dtext
  3. LaTeX("\textcolor{#FF0000}{c(x)=\log_{2}\left(x+1\right)}") → ctext
  4. LaTeX((((("\text{Graph the logarithmic functions }{" * ctext) * "}\text{ and }{") * dtext) * "}\text{ together on a}\cr\text{coordinate plane. Use the graph to identify and compare the asymptotes, intercepts,} \cr \text{domains, and ranges of the functions, as well as their shape and end behavior.}")) → text1
  5. LaTeX("\text{Graph the functions together on a coordinate plane.}") → text2
  6. LaTeX((((("\text{Graph }{" * ctext) * "}\text{ and }{") * dtext) * "}\text{ either by hand or using}\cr \text{a graphing calculator. The result should resemble the following graph.}")) → text3
  7. LaTeX("\text{Compare the shapes and end behavior of the graphs.}") → text4
  8. Vector((1, 0), (0, 0)) → u
  9. LaTeX((((("\text{The graph of }{" * ctext) * "}\text{ has the same shape and end behavior as}\cr {") * dtext) * "}\text{, but the graph of }\textcolor{#FF0000}\text{c(x)}\text{ is shifted to the }\textcolor{#006400}\text{left 1 unit}\text{.}")) → text5
  10. LaTeX("\text{Both graphs increase as x approaches positive infinity.}") → text6
  11. LaTeX("\text{Identify the graphs’ asymptotes, intercepts, domains, and ranges.}") → text7
  12. LaTeX((((("\text{The graph of }{" * dtext) * "}\text{ has a vertical asymptote at }\textcolor{#006400}\text{x = 0}\text{, whereas}\cr \text{the graph of }{") * ctext) * "}\text{ has a vertical asymptote at }\textcolor{#006400}\text{x = –1}\text{.}")) → text8
  13. LaTeX((((("\text{The graph of }{" * dtext) * "}\text{ crosses the x-axis at the x-intercept }\textcolor{#006400}{\left(1, 0\right)}\text{,}\cr\text{whereas the graph of }{") * ctext) * "}\text{ crosses the x-axis at }\textcolor{#006400}{\left(0, 0\right)}\text{.}")) → text9
  14. LaTeX((((("\text{While the domain of }{" * dtext) * "}\text{ is }\textcolor{#000099}\text{x > 0}\text{, the domain of}\cr {") * ctext) * "}\text{ is }\textcolor{#FF0000}\text{x>–1}\text{.}")) → text10
  15. LaTeX("\text{The range of both graphs is all real numbers.}") → text11
  16. Text("Move the slider to solve the problem.") → text0

AI Drawing Prompt Reference

Draw the graphs of logarithmic functions c(x) = log₂(x + 1) and d(x) = log₂x on a coordinate plane. Show that c(x) is d(x) shifted left by 1 unit. Highlight their vertical asymptotes at x=0 and x=-1 respectively. Mark the x-intercepts (1,0) for d(x) and (0,0) for c(x). Indicate both functions increase as x approaches positive infinity, and their ranges cover all real numbers.
The prompt above was compiled from the original drawing commands and is for reference only.