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100

Rewrite the following as an exponential function.

log_6x=2y

6^(2y)=x

100

Find the asymptote of the following.

f(x)=ln(x-5)-2

VA @ x=5

100

Condense the following logarithm.

6lnx+\frac{1}{2}lny

ln(x^6\sqrt(y))

100

Solve the following equation.

5^x/5^3=1/25

x=1

100

An exponentially decaying function graphed on a semi-log plot would have what appearance? Draw me a picture.

Should have a line with a negative slope

200

Rewrite the following as a logarithmic function.

x^(5y)=z+3

log_x(z+3)=5y

200

Find the domain and range of the following.

f(x)=-5log_6(x+2)-9

Domain = (-2,inf)

Range = (-inf,inf)

200

Expand the following logarithm.

log_2(x^4y)

4log_2x+log_2y

200

Solve the following equation.

log(x-3)-log(x-4)=log(5)

17/4

200

Scientists are worried about the cardinal population in Northeast Ohio. Each year the measured the number of tagged cardinals. They find a regression equation, f(x), that models the number of cardinals as a function of how many years has passed.

f(x) = 1199.725 - 99.962 ln(x)

How many cardinals can we predict that there will be in year 20?

900 cardinals

300

Determine whether the following functions are inverses of each other.

f(x)=10^(5x) and g(x)=\frac{1}{5}logx

Inverses

300

Find the domain and range of the following.

f(x)=-2log_2(2-x)+4

Domain = (-inf,2)

Range = (-inf,inf)

300

Condense the following logarithm.

\frac{1}{3}(logx+2logy)

log(xy^2)^\frac{1}{3}

300

Solve the following equation.

1/2e^(x-4)=14

ln(28)+4

300

Scientists are worried about the cardinal population in Northeast Ohio. Each year the measured the number of tagged cardinals. They find a regression equation, f(x), that models the number of cardinals as a function of how many years has passed.

f(x) = 1199.725 - 99.962 ln(x)

After how many years will there be 800 cardinals?

55 years

400

Find the inverse of the following.

g(x)=log(2x-3)-5

g^-1(x)=\frac{10^(x+5)+3}{2}

400

Sketch a graph of the following. Be sure to label your asymptote.

f(x)=-5log_6(x+2)-9

400

Expand the following logarithm.

log_3\sqrt(\frac{x^2}{y})

\frac{1}{2}(2log_3x-log_3y)

400

Solve the following equation.

12-log_2(x+9)=14

-8.75

400

Solve the following inequality.

8*4^(2x)-5> -3

x> -1/2

500

Find the inverse of the following.

f(x)=2(3^(x+1))+10

f^-1(x)=log_3(\frac{x-10}{2})-1

500

Find the end behavior of the following (should see two limits in your answer). 

f(x)=log(7-x)+4

lim_(x->7^(-))f(x)=- infty and lim_(x->-infty)f(x)=infty

500

Find all of the transformations from f(x) to g(x).

f(x)=log(x)

g(x)=log(27-27x)

Vertical translation up 3

Horizontal translation right 1

Horizontal reflection (reflection over y-axis)

500

Solve the following equation.

5(2^(3x))-4=46

\frac{log_2(10)}{3}

500

Solve the following inequality.

log(3x-2)\gelog(5)+log(x-4)

(4,9] or 

4<x<=9