Logarithmic functions

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Level: 
C
In the following list identify a statement which is not true for the function \(f\colon y = |\log (x - 3) - 1|\).
The function \(f\) is increasing on the domain.
The domain of the function \(f\) is \((3;\infty )\).
All values of the function \(f\) are nonnegative.
The function \(f\) does not have a \(y\)-intercept.
The \(x\)-intercept of the function \(f\) is \(x = 13\).
The function \(f\) is not one-to-one.

9000004902

Level: 
A
Find the domain of the function \(f\colon y =\log _{\frac{1} {3} }(9 - x^{2})\).
\(\mathrm{Dom}(f) = (-3;3)\)
\(\mathrm{Dom}(f) =\mathbb{R}\setminus \{3\}\)
\(\mathrm{Dom}(f) = (-\infty ;3)\)
\(\mathrm{Dom}(f) = (3;\infty )\)
\(\mathrm{Dom}(f) = (-\infty ;-3)\cup (3;\infty )\)

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Level: 
B
The function \(g\colon y =\log _{3}(x - 2)\) is graphed in the picture. In the following list identify a false statement.
The function \(g\) is a positive function.
The domain of the function \(g\) is the interval \((2;\infty )\).
The function \(g\) is not bounded.
The function \(g\) is an increasing function.
The function \(g\) has neither minimum nor maximum.
The graph of the function \(g\) goes through \([5;1]\).