Rewriting Logs/Exponentials
Log Graphing
Evaluating Logs
Log Properties
Solving Logs
100

What is the inverse of an exponential function?

A LOGARITHMIC FUNCTION (HINT: its the name of the unit)

100

How can we find points on a logarithmic function with only the points from an exponential function?

Switch the x and y values for each coordinate, because exponential functions and logarithmic functions are inverses.

100

Evaluate without a calculator log5(1)

log5(1)=0

100

Is this statement true or false?

log(A)-B=log(A/B)

False, both parts need to have a log in front with the same base.

100

How can we solve for x in this question?

3.5x+2=25

Rewrite as a log and solve for x.

200

Rewrite this exponential function as a logarithmic function.

24=16

log2(16)=4

200

What is the asymptote for the graph

f(x)=3log7(x-4)+3

x=4

Logarithmic functions have vertical asymptotes, so they have equations that are x= (whatever horizontal translation the graph does).

200

Evaluate without a calculator, log(10).

log(10)=1

200

How can we expand the following?

log4(x3)

3log4(x), exponents inside the log can be pulled to the front of the log by using logarithm properties.

200

Solve for x.

log7.8(3x+5)=log7.8(11)

3x+5=11

x=2 (MAKE SURE TO CHECK YOUR ANSWERS)

300

Name all the parts of a logarithmic function (HINT what are the names for a,b, and c in the function below)

loga(b)=c

a=base

b=argument

c=exponent

ac=b is rewritten as an exponential function.

300

Write a function g(x) that transforms the function f(x)=log7(x) such that f(x) is reflected across the x-axis, vertically compressed bafo 1/3, translated right 3, and translated down 7

g(x)=-(1/3)log7(x-3)-7

300

Evaluate without a calculator, log3(81)

log3(81)=4

300

Expand the logarithm, log4(20), choose the correct answers.

A. log4(5)+log4(4)        B. log4(5)-log4(4)

C. 4log(20)       D. 1+log4(5)    E. log4(10)+log4(2)

A,D,E

300

Solve algebraically for x, show your exact answer and approximate answer rounded to the nearest thousandth.

log(2x+12)=2

102=2x+12

x=44

400
Rewrite as a exponential function.


ln(24)=3.178

e3.178=24

400

What does the graph log2x, look like? (Give 2 exact points)

400

Find the value of x, logx(1/64)=-3

x=4

4-3=1/64

400

Use the properties of logarithms to rewrite the expression as a single logarithm.

log5(4)-log5(3)+2log5(2)

log5((4*22)/3)=log5(16/3)

400

Solve for x. Round to the nearest thousandth and show work.

ln(x)+2ln(x2)=5

x=e

500

Rewrite as a logarithmic function.


eb=3c

ln(3c)=b

500

Write the inverse for the function f(x)=6x+3-8

f-1(x)=log6(x+8)-3

500
Evaluate without a calculator, (e2​​​​)4ln(e)

e8lne=e8

500

Expand the following, log12((3x5)/y2)

log12(3)+5log12(x)-2log12(y)

500

Devin puts $7000 in an account that earns 5.75% interest compounded continuously. How many years will it take him to reach $20000?

t=(ln(20/7)/0.0575)=18.26 years