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Expression 4: "y" equals log Subscript, 2 , Baseline "x" left brace, 0.5 less than or equal to "x" less than or equal to 2 , right brace

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`y=(\cfrac{1}{3})^x` left parenthesis, 0 , 1 , right parenthesis

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`y=log_2(x+1)` left parenthesis, negative 0.1 4 6 , negative 0.2 2 8 , right parenthesis

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`y=log_3x` left parenthesis, 1.7 , 0.4 8 , right parenthesis

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`y=log_2x` left parenthesis, 1.7 1 , 0.7 7 4 , right parenthesis

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"y" equals ( 1 third ) Superscript, "x" , Baseline

"y" equals log Subscript, 2 , Baseline ( "x" plus 1 )

"y" equals log Subscript, 3 , Baseline "x"

"y" equals log Subscript, 2 , Baseline "x"

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