Exponential Functions
Logarithmic Functions
Applications
Inverses & Properties
100

Is 2*(0.99)x an exponential growth or decay?

decay

100

Evaluate log2(7) to the nearest thousandths.

2.807

100

In the logistics growth problem below, what is the carrying capacity?

P(t)=230/(1+56.5e-0.37t)

230

100

What is the base of log(15)?

10

200

What is the asymptote of f(x)=2x

Make sure to include x= or y=

y=0

200

What is the x-intercept of ln(x)?

(1,0)

200

A colony of bacteria grows according to the function 

N(t)=100e0.045t. What is the population after 5 days to the nearest tenth?

125.2 grams

200

Expand the following: 

log(2x3/y)

log2+3logx-logy

300

Convert the equation into log form:

91/2=3

log9(3)=1/2

300

Solve log5(125)=x

x=3

300

Using A=Pert, how much money will Susan have if she invests $1000 at an annual rate of 10% compounded continuously after 1 year?

$1105.17

300

Condense the following:

2logx+3(logx-logy)

log(x5/y3)

400

Solve 8x=24

x=1.528

400

Solve log2x=8

x=256

400

A culture of 100 bacteria is put into a petri dish and the culture increases at a rate of 75% every hour. How much bacteria will be in the dish after 5 hours? Round to the nearest whole number.

1641 bacteria

400

Find the inverse of the following:

f(x)=2ex+4-6

f-1(x)=ln((x+6)/2)-4

500

Solve 2*6x=18. Round to the nearest thousandths.

x=1.226

500

Solve 2log(x-3)=4

x=103

500

Suppose the half-life of a certain radioactive substance is 40 days and there are 8 grams present initially. How much of the substance will be left after 120 days?

1 gram

500

Condense the following:

1/2[log5(x6)+log5(x3)]

log5(x9/2)