What affect does the "k" value have on the function f (x) = log (x) ?

A. The "k" value reflects the function across the x-axis.

B. The "k" value moves the graph up or down.

C. The "k" value moves the graph left or right.

D. The "k" value stretches the graph vertically by a factor of.

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Dragonfly

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23 September, 10:40

What affect does the "k" value have on the function f (x) = log (x) ?

A. The "k" value reflects the function across the x-axis.

B. The "k" value moves the graph up or down.

C. The "k" value moves the graph left or right.

D. The "k" value stretches the graph vertically by a factor of.

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Haven Vega · Answer 1

The K value is often found at the end of the formula for instance, f (x) = log (x) + k. The K value moves the graph up or down depending on if it is negative or positive.

What affect does the "k" value have on the function f (x) = log (x) ?A. The "k" value reflects the function across the x-axis.B. The "k" value moves the graph up or down.C. The "k" value moves the graph left or right.D. The "k" value stretches the graph vertically by a factor of.

What affect does the "k" value have on the function f (x) = log (x) ?

A. The "k" value reflects the function across the x-axis.

B. The "k" value moves the graph up or down.

C. The "k" value moves the graph left or right.

D. The "k" value stretches the graph vertically by a factor of.