Log & Exp Functions
Properties of Logs
Miscellaneous Logs
Graphing Logs
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100

Evaluate the expression: log28

What is 3?

100

Write log(a) + log(b) as a single log.

What is log(ab)?

100

State the base of a common logarithmic function. 

What is 10? 

100

What is the range of a logarithmic function? 

What is All Real Numbers? 

100

In the Product Property, Multiplication switches to ________________. 

What is addition?
200

Write the equation log3729 = 6 in Exponential Form.

What is 36=729?

200

Expand log(x/y).

What is log(x) - log(y) ?

200

Evaluate log4(13). Round to the nearest tenth.

What is 1.9?

200

State the domain of f(x)=log₂(x-4).

x > 4

200

In the Quotient Property, Division switches to ________________ .

What is subtraction?

300

Write the exponential equation 27(1/3)=3 in Log Form.

What is log273=1/3 ?

300

2log(8) can also be written as...

What is log(8)?

300

 Solve: logx125 = 3

What is x = 5?

300

What is the asymptote equation for the graph of f(x) = log(x - 1) ?

What is x=1 ?

300

A Logarithmic Function is the ___________ of an Exponential Function.

What is inverse?

400

Write the equation log 1000 = 3 in Exponential Form.

What is 103=1000?

400

Fully expand the expression: log3(x4y5). 

What is 4log3(x) + 5log3(y)? 

400
Write down exactly how you would enter this log equation into the calculator in order to graph it:  log3(x-4)+2

What is (log(x-4)/log(3))+2 ?

400

What is the asymptote equation for the graph of f(x)= log(x + 2) -1 ?

What is x= -2 ?

400

There are three Properties of Logarithms: The Product Property, The Quotient Property and The __________ Property.

What is Power?
500

Evaluate the expression: log3(1/27). 

What is -3? 

500

Write the log expression as a single log: log3(x)-5log3(y). 

What is: log3(x/y5)? 

500

Evaluate: log₄(2) + log₄(32)

What is 3?

500

Describe the horizontal and vertical shifts associated with this graph: y=log2(x+5)+4. 

What is a Shift Left 5 and Up 4? 

500

We use the ____________________ formula to rewrite a log expression, so that it can be typed into the calculator with a base of 10.

What is Change-Of-Base?

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