Log Functions
Properties of Logs
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The exponential form of this is what?
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This is a property of logarithms and has a value:
What is zero
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This number is the base of the Natural Logarithm
What is e or Euler's number
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5x-4=25x-6
What is 8?
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This can be written as the sum and difference of multiple logarithms:
What is:
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This is the number of the classroom you are currently in.
What is probably:
131 or 139 or 140
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The output of a logarithm is an ________.
What 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 (or base 10 in a scientific calculator)
What is a Common Logarithm
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73x+4=492x+1
What is 2?
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The solution to the equation rounded to the nearest thousandth.
15^x=32
What is 1.280
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Evaluate the following:
2(-3-5)^2-9\div3^2+4
131
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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 the exact value of
log(\frac{1}{10,000})
What is -4
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42x-5=643x
What is -5/7?
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This logarithm can be rewritten:
What is: 
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Which planet in the solar system is named after the Roman God of the sky and thunder?
What is Jupiter
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Log functions have this type of asymptote.
What is vertical asymptote?
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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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log5(2x-7)=log5(3x-9)
What is no solution?
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The solution to the equation, rounded to the nearest tenth:
2+e^{3x-1}=12
What is 1.1
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This is the chemical symbol (on the periodic table) for Mercury.
What is Hg
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The approximate value of e?
What is 2.718
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The expanded form of:
ln(e^3\cdot\sqrtx)
What is
3+\frac{1}{2}ln(x)
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The solution to (rounded to the nearest thousandth):
2\cdot10^{x-1}+1=16
What is:
1.875
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log2x+log2(x-2)=3
What is 4?
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The following expression simplifies to this value:
ln(e^{2*7-4})
What is 10
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Did you know that the pH scale is logarithmic? This is the pH level of pure water (about).
What is 7