Log Functions
Properties of Logs
Common/Natural Logs
Computing or Solving
Graphing Logarithms
100

The exponential form of this is what?

100

This is the definition of one of the properties of logarithms

What is the Product Property of Logarithms

100

This number is the base of the Natural Logarithm

What is or Euler's number

100

This can be simplified:

What is 1

100

The vertical asymptote of the graph


x = -1

200

The one word description of a logarithm

A logarithm is an exponent

200

This can be written as a single log:

4log2A+6log2B

What is log2A4B6

200

A logarithm with no explicit base is named this type of a logarithm

What is a Common Logarithm

200

This can be simplified:

What is 0?

200

Describe the shift 

log4 (x - 7) + 5

right 7, up 5

300

A logarithmic function is the inverse of these functions.

What are Exponential Functions

300

This can be written as a single logarithm

What is:

300

The value of log10000 is this.

What is 4?

300

Solve for x:  7x=738

What is 3.393?

300

Find the End Behavior

f(x)=log2(x+6)-1

x approaches  infinity f(x)= positive infinity

x approaches -6 f(x)=negative infinity 

400

Express in log form: 9x=50

What is log950=x

400

This can be written as the sum and difference of multiple logarithms:

What is:

400

This has an exact value:

What is 1/3

400

Solve for x:  8(12)x=112

What is 1.062?

400

find the x-intercept for f(x)=log2(x+8)-4

x=8 (8,0) 

500

This logarithm can be rewritten:


500


0 (zero)

500

Compute using the change of base theorem:

log37

What is 1.77

500

Solve for t:  1000 = 500e.06t

What is 11.55?

500
WORTH 1500 POINTS 

Find the end behavior, x-intercept, vertical asymptote and shifts of this function 

Log2(x+4)-3

end behavior

X-->-4 f(x) is - infinity 

x--> infinity F(x) is positive infinity 

X-intercept = x=4 (4,0)

vertical asymptote= x= -4

shifts: left 4 down 3 

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