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Review for Logarithms Quiz

Review for Logarithms Quiz

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Mathematics

10th - 12th Grade

Practice Problem

Medium

CCSS
HSF.BF.B.5, HSF-BF.B.4A, HSF-IF.C.7E

Standards-aligned

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Review for Logarithms Quiz

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Switching from Logarithmic Form to Exponential form  logbx=y    by=x\log_bx=y\ \ \leftrightarrow\ \ b^y=x  

 log39=2    32=9\log_39=2\ \ \leftrightarrow\ \ 3^2=9  

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Multiple Select

Write the logarithm in exponential form:  log381=4\log_381=4  

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 34=813^4=81  

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 43=814^3=81  

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Multiple Select

Write the logarithm in exponential form:  log28=3\log_28=3  

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 28=32^8=3  

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 23=82^3=8  

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What does a logarithm mean?  logbx=y\log_bx=y  

"How many times do we multiply  to get ? We multiply b "y-times" to get x."

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Multiple Choice

Evaluate:  log864=\log_864=  

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8

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4

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3

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Multiple Choice

Evaluate:  log5125=\log_5125=  

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5

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25

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A logarithmic function is the inverse of an exponential function.

Proof:

  logbx=y\log_bx=y  

Switch x and y
 logby=x\log_by=x  
Solve for y by rewriting in exponential form 
 bx=yb^x=y  
Therefore, the inverse of  logbx=y\log_bx=y  is  bx=yb^x=y  

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Multiple Choice

Write the inverse function of:  log5x=y\log_5x=y  

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 5x=y5^x=y  

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 x5=yx^5=y  

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Multiple Choice

Write the inverse function of:  log9x=y\log_9x=y  

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 x9=yx^9=y  

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 9x=y9^x=y  

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Change of base formula


 logbm=logmlogb\log_bm=\frac{\log m}{\log b}  

(base b goes in the basement)

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Multiple Choice

Write logarithm in exact form by using the change of base formula:
 log47\log_47  

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 log7log4\frac{\log7}{\log4}  

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 log4log7\frac{\log4}{\log7}  

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Multiple Choice

Write logarithm in exact form by using the change of base formula:
 log3417\log_{34}17  

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 log34log17\frac{\log34}{\log17}  

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 log17log34\frac{\log17}{\log34}  

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Graphing y=logbxy=\log_bx 

The graph of y=\log_bx is obtained by reflecting y=b^x across the y=x  line.


Domain:  x>0x>0  (you cannot take the log of 0 or negative numbers)
Range: All real numbers /  (,)\left(-\infty,\infty\right)  

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What is the DOMAIN of a logarithmic function?

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What is the RANGE of a logarithmic function?

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