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The document discusses logarithmic functions and their properties when graphed. It explores the relationship between logarithmic and exponential functions by showing their inverse graphical relationship. Examples are shown of logarithmic functions graphed along with their corresponding exponential functions to illustrate how changing variables in one function results in a reflection change in the other graphed function.
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