Step 1:

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The function is \"\"

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Use the natural logarithmic function :\"\".

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\"\"

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The function is defined only if \"\", therefore the domain of the function is \"\".

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The domain of the function \"\" is \"\".

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Step 2:

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To find the \"\"-intercept , \"\"

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Substitute \"\" in function \"\"

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\"\"

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The \"\"-intercept  is at \"\".

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Step 3:

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The graph of the basic log function \"\" moves the positive side of the \"\"-axis to reach the \"\"-axis , with the line never going to the left of the limitation that \"\" must be greater than zero.

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Therefore, Vertical asymptote is \"\"

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Vertical asymptote is \"\"

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Graph:

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\"\"

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Solution :

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The domain of the function \"\" is \"\".

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The \"\"-intercept  is at \"\".

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Vertical asymptote is \"\"