What is the x-interception of the Logarithmic function??

The answer is:
To find the x-interception of the given function, we just need to isolate the variable "x", by making the function (y) equal to 0.
So, we are given the function:
[tex]F(x)=y=Log_{0.71}(x)[/tex]
Now, making y equal to 0, to isolate "x", we have:
[tex]y=Log_{0.71}(x)\\\\0=Log_{0.71}(x)[/tex]
[tex]0=Log_{0.71}(x)\\\\0.71^{0}=0.71^{Log_{0.71}(x)}} \\\\1=x[/tex]
We have that the x-intercept of the logarithmic function is located at (1,0)
Hence, the correct answer is:
B. (1,0).
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