For Exercises 95–100, graph the function on an appropriate viewing window. From the graph, identify the domain of the function and the location of the vertical asymptote. $$y=\log (x+6)$$
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The function is a logarithmic function with base 10, which means it will have a vertical asymptote where the argument of the logarithm is 0. In this case, the argument is $(x+6)$, so the vertical asymptote will be at $x=-6$. Show more…
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