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Exponential: Inverse:: Logarithmic Inverses Exponential y X

The document discusses logarithmic and exponential functions. It states that logarithmic functions are the inverses of exponential functions. It defines common (base 10) and natural (base e) logarithms. It covers the basic properties of logarithms including the product, quotient, and power properties. It provides examples of changing between logarithmic and exponential form, evaluating logarithmic expressions, solving logarithmic equations, and applying the logarithm properties. It also includes homework problems involving graphing, evaluating, expanding, and applying logarithmic functions and properties.

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Exponential: Inverse:: Logarithmic Inverses Exponential y X

The document discusses logarithmic and exponential functions. It states that logarithmic functions are the inverses of exponential functions. It defines common (base 10) and natural (base e) logarithms. It covers the basic properties of logarithms including the product, quotient, and power properties. It provides examples of changing between logarithmic and exponential form, evaluating logarithmic expressions, solving logarithmic equations, and applying the logarithm properties. It also includes homework problems involving graphing, evaluating, expanding, and applying logarithmic functions and properties.

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3.2and3.3.

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LogarithmicfunctionsareINVERSESofExponentialfunctions.
y=x.
Theyarereflectedabouttheline
inverseof:
X

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Exponential:

Inverse:

Domain:
Range:
Asymptote:

Domain:
Range:
Asymptote:

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Logarithmic Form

Exponential Form

ifandonlyif

*** I

LOGS***

3x=27

log4123=x
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COMMON LOGS have base "10"


If no base is listed it means base "10"
log 3 means log103
LOG on calc defaults base 10
2nd LOG is 10x is the inverse EXPONENTIAL
NATURAL LOGS have base "e"
If no base is listed it means base "e"
"ln" is used for natural logs.
ln 4 means loge 4
LN on calc defaults base e
2nd LN is ex inverse EXPONENTIAL

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BasicPropertiesoflogs:

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Examples1: Graph

Grapheachofthefollowing.Statethedomain,rangeandasymptoteaswellas
thetranslationsfromtheparentfunction.

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EXAMPLES2:ChangefromLogarithmicformtoExponentialForm

EXAMPLES3:ChangefromExponentialtoLogarithmicform

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EXAMPLES4:Evaluatethefollowing:

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EXAMPLES5:Solveforx.

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MoreProperties
MultiplyingExponentsoftheSameBase

ProductPropertywithlogs

logbmn=logbm+logbn
DividingexponentsoftheSameBase

PowerPropertyofexponents

Quotient Property with logs

PowerPropertyofLogarithms

(bm)n=bmn

logbap = p logba

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EXAMPLES6:
Expressasasinglelogarithm.Simplifyifpossible.
1.lnx+ln4

3.log4128log48

2.log10 250+log10 40

4.lnzlnx

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Example7
Expressasaproduct.Simplifyifpossible.

2.log5252

1.log10 4

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EXAMPLES8:
Expressasasinglelog

Expand

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Homework:
P.2005559oddalsostateasymptoteand
EBofg(x)
P.207209
13,15,59,61,63,81,83
93105odd,111118all,121

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Attachments

Day2Worksheetanswers.pdf

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