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Question 2 In this question you will talee several steps to draw a complex graph starting from a simple graph. Make sure your graphs are large, typically each graph should be roughly square and at least a third of the width of the page. [a] Draw the graph of y = logarirj with a: values between i and 9. Label as necessary the coordi nates of all important feature points: starting point1 ending point, :rintercept1 yintercept. (b) Draw the graph of y = log-J3 + 3} with 1' values between and ti. Label as necessary the coordinates of all important feature points: starting point, ending point, mintercept, y intercept. Clearly explain the link between this graph and the previous one. [c] Using the graph from part {b}1 draw the graph of y = logafI + 3]. What will be the .rvalues of starting and ending points?I Label as necessary the coordinates of all important feature points: starting point, ending point, :rinteroept, yinteroept. Clearly explain the link between this graph and the previous one. {d} Using the graph from part {c}: draw the graph of y = bgJ: + 3}. \"diet will be the :r values of starting and ending point?I Label as necessary the coordinates of all important feature points: starting point1 ending point, rintereept, yintereept. Clearly explain the link between this graph and the previous one. 2 {e} Using the graph from part {d}1 draw the graph of y = . 'What will be the :rvalues of starting and ending point? Label as necessary the exact coordinates of all important feature points: starting point1 ending point, .rintereept, yintercept. {f} Does the nal graph from part (a) have a yvalue for every value of x? If so explain why this is true. If not, explain why not. l[Use 2 or 3 sentences for your explanation.)