Log Functions
Properties of Logs
Common/Natural Logs
Computing or Solving
Potpourri
100
Convert to exponential form:
y = logb x
x = by
100
Name this property of logarithms:
logb xy = logb x + logb y
What is the Product Property of Logarithms
100
This number is the base of the Natural Logarithm
What is e or Euler's number
100
Evaluate
log3 (log5 125)
What is 1
100
Name this law:
What is Newton's Law of Cooling
200
The one word description of a logarithm
A logarithm is an exponent
200
State as a single logarithm:
4 log2 A + 6 log2 B
What is log2 (A4B6)
200
A logarithm with base 10 is this type of a logarithm
What is a Common Logarithm
200
Evaluate:
log7 (log4 (log2 16))
What is 0
200
The head coach of Metro's varsity tennis team
Who is Coach Cass
300
A logarithmic function is the inverse of this function
What is an exponential Function
300
Condense:
3 log9 x - log9 (x + 1)
What is 
300
Evaluate:
log 10000
What is 4
300
Solve for x:
2x = 64
What is 6
300
The head coaches of Metro's girls and boys varsity basketball teams
Who are Coach Wells and Coach Flam
400
Express in logarithmic form:
9x = 50
What is log9 50 = x
400
Expand:
log5 (4 * 3)/7
What is
400
Evaluate:
ln root3(e)
What is 1/3
400
Solve for x:
3(3)x = 81
What is 3
400
The number of days until the Senior Ski Trip
What is 4
500
Express in exponential form:
log5 x = 4
What is 54 = x
500
Evaluate:
logb 1 =
What is zero
500
Restate this term using the change of base theorem:
log3 7
What is
(log 7)/(log 3) or (ln 7)/(ln 3)
500
Evaluate:
ln e
What is 1
500
The number of letters in "Metro Christian Academy"
What is 21