In a logarithmic functions, this describes how input values change.
What is multiplicatively?
log5(25)
2
This is the first step to set up an inverse function analytically.
What is switch x and y?
What are all values of x for which 32x = 9
x = 1
Solve
2 = log3(x - 4)
x = 13
In a exponential functions, this describes how input values change.
What is additive?
log4(1/16)
-2
When evaluating a composite function, this is where to begin.
What is the innermost function?
Solve:
3(2x - 4) = 24
x = 7
x = e5
In a logarithmic functions, this describes how output values change.
What is additive?
ln e3
3
If f(x) = x3-1 and g(x) = 2x - 3, what's g(f(x))?
2x3 - 5
The function is k given by k(x) = 6ex + 2. Solve for k(x) = 11
x = ln (11/6) - 2
Rewrite as a single natural logarithm without negative exponents:
4 ln x - 1/2 ln y
ln ( x4 / sqrt(y) )
In a exponential functions, this describes how output values change.
What is multiplicative?
log644
1/3
If f(x) = x3-1 and g(x) = 2x - 3, what's f(g(x))?
8x3 - 36x2 + 54x - 28
Solve:
3x - 1 = 92x + 5
x = -11/3
Rewrite as a single logarithm base 10 without negative exponents in any part of the expression:
log (x + 5) - 3 log (x - 2) - log 4
log ( (x + 5) / (4 (x - 2)^3) )
This is the pattern seen in an exponential plot that has been plotted on a semi-log plot.
What is linear?
log49(1/7)
-1/2
Find the inverse of the function:
2x - 9
7x + 2
(yeah, the formatting is trash)
(-2x - 9) / 7x - 2
Solve for x:
9 = -5 + 2ex/5
x = 5 ln (7)
If f(x) = log (x) + log (x+4) and g(x) = log (x+18), what are all x-coordinates of the points of intersection of the graphs of f and g?
x = 3
x = -6 is NOT in the domain