Chapter 9 - Section 9.7 - Common Logarithms, Natural Logarithms, and Change of Base - Exercise Set - Page 586: 90

Please see the graph.

$f(x)= log x$ $x=10$ $f(x)= log x$ $f(10)= log 10$ $f(10)= 1$ $x=1$ $f(x)= log x$ $f(1)= log 1$ $f(1)=0$ $x=100$ $f(x)= log x$ $f(100)= log 100$ $f(100)= log 10^2$ $f(100)= 2$ $(1,0)$, $(10, 1)$, and $(100,2)$ are on the curve.