Explanation Given information : The function, y = 3 ln ( x − 2 ) . Graph : The graph of the function y = 3 ln ( x − 2 ) iswith help of transformations. First plot the graph of y = ln x on the coordinate axes, Next to plot the graph of y = ln ( x − 2 ) , recall that to graph the function y = f ( x − a ) , the original function y = f ( x ) is shifted by a units to the right. That is, shift the graph of y = ln x to the right by 2 units on the x -axis

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