Log Functions
Properties of Logs
Common/Natural Logs
Concepts
Potpourri
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The exponential form of this is what?

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This is the definition of one of the properties of logarithms

What is the Product Property of Logarithms

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This number is the base of the Natural Logarithm

What is or Euler's number

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This can be simplified:

What is 1

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This is one of the properties of logarithms:

What is the Quotient Property of Logarithms

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The one word description of a logarithm

A logarithm is an exponent

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This can be written as a single logarithm:

What is 

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

What is a Common Logarithm

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This can be simplified:

0

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This is what we are doing to the base numbers when we add their logarithms

What is multiplication

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A logarithmic function is the inverse of these functions.

What are Exponential Functions

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This can be written as a single logarithm

What is:

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This is how x varies with y in the equation below:

What is exponentially

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Which is larger can be explained without a calculator:

What is: 

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This is what we are doing to the base numbers when we subtract their logarithms

What is division

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This is the domain of the logarithm function

What is :

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

What is:

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This has an exact value:

What is 1/3

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This could be done to plot the points of an exponentials function corresponding logarithm.

What is reverse x and y values

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This logarithm can be rewritten:

What is: 

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Logarithms as well as exponential functions are this special type of function.

What is "one-to-one functions"

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This is a property of logarithms and has a value:

What is zero

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This could be expressed as the quotient of two logs, both with base 10.

What is:


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The graph of an exponential function and its corresponding logarithm is symmetric about this line

What is y  = x

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

What is:


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