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  1. Sketch the curve

    y=log2⁡(x)

    giving the coordinates of any point of intersection with the coordinate axes.

  2. Show that

    log12⁡(x)=−log2⁡(x)

    and hence sketch the curve

    y=log12⁡(x)

For part (a), note that log2⁡(x) is the inverse function of 2x.


For part (b), write

y=log12⁡(x)

and rearrange to show that

y=−log2⁡(x)

To sketch y=−f(x), we reflect y=f(x) in the x axis.