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Log 4+log 25 Log29: Logarithm Test Form A

1. The document is a logarithm test with 23 multiple choice questions covering properties of logarithms, evaluating logarithmic expressions, solving logarithmic equations, and converting between exponential and logarithmic forms. 2. The questions test a variety of skills including identifying equivalent logarithmic expressions, using logarithmic properties to simplify expressions, solving logarithmic equations for the variable, and setting up and solving word problems involving exponential or logarithmic functions. 3. The document provides practice with computational skills as well as conceptual understanding of logarithms, exponentials, and the relationship between the two types of expressions.

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Log 4+log 25 Log29: Logarithm Test Form A

1. The document is a logarithm test with 23 multiple choice questions covering properties of logarithms, evaluating logarithmic expressions, solving logarithmic equations, and converting between exponential and logarithmic forms. 2. The questions test a variety of skills including identifying equivalent logarithmic expressions, using logarithmic properties to simplify expressions, solving logarithmic equations for the variable, and setting up and solving word problems involving exponential or logarithmic functions. 3. The document provides practice with computational skills as well as conceptual understanding of logarithms, exponentials, and the relationship between the two types of expressions.

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Logarithm Test Form A

1. Which one of the following exponentials when converted to a logarithm is equal to 2?


a. b. c. d.
2 5 x
4 =16 2 =32 −2 1 e =6
10 =
100
2. Which one of the following logarithms when converted to an exponential has an exponent equal to x?
a. b. c. d.
5=log x 32 x=log e 43 4=log x 81 ln x=5

3. Solve the following: log 4 ( 3 x−2 )=2 .


10 c. 6
a. 3 14
b. 2 d. 3

4. Which one of the following statements is true?

a. log 6 4+ log 6 9=log 6 13 c. log 2 80−log 2 5=log 2 16

b. log 4 +log 25=log29 d. log3 36−log 3 4=log 3 32

4 ab 3 c 4
log 5
5. What is the expanded form of d2 ?
a. log 5 4+3 log5 a+3 log 5 b +4 log 5 c−2 log 5 d

b. log 5 4+log 5 a−3 log 5 b−4 log 5 c−2 log 5 d

c.
log 5 4+3 log5 a+3 log 5 b +4 log 5 c +2 log 5 d

d. log 5 4+log 5 a+3 log5 b+4 log 5 c−2 log 5 d

x
6. Considertheexponential 4 =112 . A studentperformedthefollowing:
I. First I convertedtheexponential to a logarithm and got x=log 4 112 .
log e 112
x=
II. ThenI didthechange of base. I chose a base of eand got log e 4 .
ln 112
x=
III. I simplifiedit and got ln 4
Whichone of thefollowingbestjustifiestheaboveprocess?
a. OnlyStep I iscorrect. Steps II and III are incorrectorhaveerrors.
b. OnlySteps I and II are correct. Step III isincorrector has errors.
c. Steps I, II, and III are correct. There are no errors.
d. Steps I, II, and III are allincorrectorallhaveerrors.

x +1
7. Solve for x: e +2=16 .
a. b. c. d.
−1+ln 8 1+ln 8 −1+ln 14 ln 13

8. Solve for x: log 5 ( 3 x−8 )=2 .

a. 11 c. 6
40 17
b. 3 d. 3
2
9. Write the following in logarithmic form: e =x .
a. b. c. d.
log 2 x=e ln 2=x ln x=2 log x e=2

1
log 2
10. Evaluate: 64 .
a. −6 b. −8 c. −2 d. 8

2
11. Evaluate: log 4 2 .
a. 1 b. 2 c. 4 d. 8

2
12. Evaluate: ln e .
a. 1 b. 2 c. e d. 10

13. Solve for x: log x−log 8=0 .


a. 1 b. 8 c. 10 d. 80

14. Express the following as a single logarithm: 3 log 5 2+2 log 5 3 .


a. b. c. d.
log 5 2 log 5 17 log 5 54 log 5 72
4
3
15. Write the following as a logarithm: 125 =625 .
log 4 625=125 4
log 125 625=
a. 3
b. 3
3 log 4 625=125
c.
d.
log125 ( 43 )=625
x
log 7
16. Use the properties of logarithms: 2 .
a. log 7 2−log 7 x
log 7 x
b. log 7 2

c. log 7 2+ log7 x

d. log 7 x−log 7 2

17. Which one of the following statements is NOT true?

a. log 2 4+ log 2 8=5 c. log 2 2+ log 2 4=3

b. log2 8=3 d. ln 4=log 4

18. The height of a poplar tree in feet, at age x years, can be modeled by the equation h=6+3⋅ln ( x +1 ) .
Based on this model, approximately how many years will it take exceed a height of 17 feet?
11
(e 113 ) − 1≈14 3
e +1≈40
a. c.
11
3
e −1≈38
(e 113 ) + 1≈106
b. d.

3
19. What is the equivalent form of log 4 ( x⋅y ) ?

a. 3 log4 x⋅3 log 4 y c. log 4 x+ 3 log 4 y

b. 3 log 4 x+log 4 y d. 3 log 4 x+3 log 4 y

20. Which one of the following statements is NOT true?

a. log 5=log10 5 c. log 5−log2=log 3


b. log xy=log x +log y d. log 2 x 3 =3 log 2 x

5
√ y3
log
21. What is the expanded form of the following: 2 x3 ?

3 3
log y−log2−3 log x log y−log2+3 log x
a. 5 b. 5
3 3
log y−3 log2+3 log x log y−3 log2−3 log x
c. 5 d. 5

2 x −1
22. Solve for x: 3 +1=5 .
log 3 5 log 3 6
1+
a. 2 c. 2
1+log 3 4 1+ log 3 6
b. 2 d. 2

23. Which one of the following statements is always true?


a. If there is no base shown, then the base will always be 10 as is the case with ln 10 .
b. If the argument and the exponent are the same, then the base is the evaluated answer as is the
10
case with ln 10 would be equal to 10.
c. A number in front of a logarithm can always be placed back as an exponent to the argument. For
e
example, e⋅log 5 can become log 5 .
d. When multiplying in the denominator of an argument for a logarithm, always add. For example,
x
log
yz is equal to log x−log y+log z .

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