Sequences
Simplifying Functions
Solving For X
Laws Of Log Functions
Graphs
100

Below is a list of the first 5 terms in a sequence:

1, 7, 13, 19, 25

Write an equation nt that could be used to calculate the t term of the sequence

nt=1+(n-1)(6) 

100

log1010=

1

100

log2x=2

x=4

100

Simplify: log10+log10=

log100

100

What is the domain and range of the parent function of log? 

d:(0, infinity) 

r: all real numbers 

200

Below is the first three terms in a pattern. If the fourth term is 162, which of the equations below could be used to calculate the t term?

6, 18, 54

(1) rt = 6(3)^t

(2) rt = 2(3)^t

(3) rt = 2 + 4t

(4) rt = 1(2)^t 

2) 

200

log51/5=

-1

200

log4(x+2)=2

x=14

200

Simplify: log345-log35=

log39

200

What is one point on the log function parent graph? 

(1,0) (3,1)
300

The sequence is 9,5,1,-3

What is the recursive function nt? 

n(t+1)= nt-4 

300

log1000=

3

300

If g(x)=ln(x^2/4) then what is g(e^2) 

1
300

Simplify: 5log126=

log1265

300

What is the domain of log4(x-3)-5?

(3, infinity) 

400

A sunflower is 9 inches tall after 2 weeks and then grows at a rate of five inches per week over the next month. Which of the following is a recursive function that could be used to calculate the height of the sunflower, hm, based on the number of months.

(A) hm = 9 + 5(m − 2)

(B)hm = 9 + 5m

(C) h2 = 9 , hm = (hm−1) + 5

(D) h2 = 9 , hm = 5(hm−1)

c

400

log33∛3= 

4/3

400

What is the solution to 7(4)^2-7x=7 

2/7 

400

Simplify: log5√5/log5=

log55√5=

400

What is the carrying capacity of 1000/1+5e^2

1000

500

Justin buys a car for $15,000 and each year, the car depreciates by 9% due to wear and tear. Write a recursive function that could be used to calculate the value, v, of the car based on the amount of time that has passed, t.

v0= 15000 v(t+1)=.91vt

500

log425√8=

4/5

500

log63x-2=2

x=34/3

500
If ln2=a and ln5=b what is ln 20? 

1) a+b 

2) 2ab

3)2a+b 

4) a+2b 

3 or 4 

500

What are the asymptotes and range and domain for f(x)=log(base 5)x 

VA=0 D:0,infinity) R:(- infinity, infinity)