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Math by Topic MCQ (Logarithm)

1. The document provides examples and explanations of logarithmic concepts and properties, including: 2. Logarithmic expressions involving addition, multiplication, exponents, and equations involving logarithms. 3. Questions with multiple choice answers test understanding of logarithmic properties such as log rules, change of base, and solving logarithmic equations.

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Math by Topic MCQ (Logarithm)

1. The document provides examples and explanations of logarithmic concepts and properties, including: 2. Logarithmic expressions involving addition, multiplication, exponents, and equations involving logarithms. 3. Questions with multiple choice answers test understanding of logarithmic properties such as log rules, change of base, and solving logarithmic equations.

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HKDSE MATHS UNIT 3.

3 Logarithm

Basic Concepts 5. If 3x = 8 , then x =


8
A. .
1. If a and b are positive numbers, which of the 3
following is / are true ? log 8
B. .
3
(1) log10 (a + b) = log10 a + log10 b
8
a C. log .
(2) log10 = log10 a log10 b 3
b
D. log 5 .
log10 a a log 8
(3) =
log10 b b E. .
log 3
A. (1) only [1977-CE-MATHS 2-15]
B. (2) only
C. (3) only 1
D. (1) and (2) only 6. If log a = 0.0490 , then log =
a
E. (1), (2) and (3) 1
A. .
[1983-CE-MATHS 2-36] 0.0490
B. 0.9510 .
2 2 2 C. 1.9510 .
2. If log x + log y = log z , where x, y and z D. 0.0490 .
are positive numbers, which of the following E. 1.0490 .
must be true ?
[SP-CE-MATHS 2-12*]
(1) x2 + y2 = z2
(2) log x + log y = log z
7. log10 (0.1) =
(3) x2 y2 = z2
A. 2.
A. (1) only B. 1.
B. (2) only C. 0.
C. (3) only D. 1.
D. (1) and (2) only E. 2.
E. (2) and (3) only [SP-CE-MATHS A2-38]
[1986-CE-MATHS 2-33]

8. If log a = 0.5678 , then log a =


3. If log a > 0 and log b < 0 , which of the
following is / are true ? A. 0.5678 .
B. 0.5678 ÷ 2 .
a
(1) log > 0 C. 0.5678 2 .
b
D. 2 0.5678 .
(2) log b2 > 0 E. 2.5678 .
1
(3) log > 0 [1978-CE-MATHS 2-2]
a
A. (1) only
log10 5
B. (2) only 9. What is equal to ?
log10 3
C. (3) only
D. (1) and (2) only 5
A. 3
E. (2) and (3) only
[1988-CE-MATHS 2-35]
B. log10 (5 3)
C. log10 5 log10 3
5
D. log10 ( 3 )
E. None of the above
Logarithmic Expressions [1979-CE-MATHS 2-14]

4. 10 log10 b =
10. If n = 10a , then log10 n =
A. (log10 b)2 .
A. 10a .
B. log10 (log 10 b) . B. 10n .
C. log10 b . C. na .
D. b. D. an .
E. 10 log10 b . E. a.
[1974-CE-MATHS A1-16] [1980-CE-MATHS 2-4]

Past Paper Review (Multiple Choice) P. 47


HKDSE MATHS UNIT 3.3 Logarithm

11. If log10 x + log10 4 = log10 (x + 4) , what is 16. If log x : log y = m : n , then x =


the value of x ? my
A. .
A. 0 n
B. 1 B. (m n) y .
4 C. m n + y .
C. m
3
D. yn .
D. 4
m log y
E. x may be any positive number E. .
n
[1981-CE-MATHS 2-8] [1991-CE-MATHS 2-34]

1
12. log10 (x log10 x) = 17. If log10 b = 1 + 2 log10 a , then b =
A. (log10 x)2 . A. 10 a .
B. log10 (x2) . B. 10 + a .
C. x log10 x . C. 5a .
D. log10 (log 10 x) . a
D. 2
.
E. 10 2 .
a
[1982-CE-MATHS 2-30] E. 1 + 2.
[1992-CE-MATHS 2-5]
2 2
13. log10 (a b) =
18. If log ( p + q) = log p + log q , then
log10 a
A. . A. p = q = 1.
log10 b
q
B. 2 log10 (a b) . B. p = .
q 1
C. 2 log10 a 2 log10 b . q
D. log10 (a + b) + log10 (a b) . C. p = .
q+ 1
E. (log10 a + log10 b)(log10 a log10 b) . q+ 1
D. p = .
q
[1985-CE-MATHS 2-8]
q 1
E. p = .
q
[1993-CE-MATHS 2-8]
14. log4 2 2 =
3
A. . 19. If log 2 = a and log 9 = b , then log 12 =
8
3 b
B. . A. 2a + .
4 3
1 b
C. . B. 2a + .
4 2
3 2 2
C. a + 3b .
D. 24 . 3
3 1

E. 28 . D. a2 + b2 .
1
[1989-CE-MATHS 2-42] E. a2b2 .
[1994-CE-MATHS 2-34]

1
15. If 2 = 10 p , 3 = 10 q , express log in terms
6 20. Let x > y > 0 . If log (x + y) = a and
of p and q. log (x y) = b , then log x2 y2 =
A. p q a+b
1 A. .
2
B.
pq ab
B. .
1 2
C.
p+q C. a+b.
D. pq D. ab .
E. p+q E. a + b.
[1990-CE-MATHS 2-5] [1996-CE-MATHS 2-38]

Past Paper Review (Multiple Choice) P. 48


HKDSE MATHS UNIT 3.3 Logarithm

21. If log (x + a) = 2 , then x = 27. If 10a+b = c , then b =


A. 2 a. A. log c a .
B. 100 a . B. a log c .
100 c
C. . C. a.
a 10
D. 2 log a . D. c 10a .
E. 100 log a . [2003-CE-MATHS 2-40]
[1997-CE-MATHS 2-5]

7
28. If 5 = 10a and 7 = 10b , then log =
22. Suppose log10 2 = a and log10 3 = b . 50
Express log10 15 in terms of a and b. A. b a 1.
B. b a + 1.
A. a+b+1 b
B. a + 10b C. .
a
C. a + 2b b
D. (a + b) b D. .
a+1
10b [2004-CE-MATHS 2-39]
E.
a
[1998-CE-MATHS 2-40]
29. If a and b are positive integers, then log
(abba) =
1
23. If 2 log y = 1 + log x , then A. ab log (ab) .
B. ab (log a)(log b) .
A. y = 10x .
C. (a + b) log (a + b) .
B. y = 100 + x2 .
D. b log a + a log b .
C. y = (10 + x)2 .
[2005-CE-MATHS 2-39]
D. y = 10x2 .
E. y = 100x2 .
[1999-CE-MATHS 2-39] a
30. Let a and b be positive numbers. If log
10
= 2 log b , then a =
24. If log (x a) = 3 , then x =
A. 10b2 .
A. 33+a . B. 20b .
B. a3 . C. b2 + 10 .
C. 1000a . D. 2b + 10 .
D. 1000 + a . [2006-CE-MATHS 2-38]

E. 30 + a .
[2000-CE-MATHS 2-38]

Application of Logarithm
25. If log x2 = (log x)2 , then x =
A. 1. 31. Which of the following is the greatest ?
B. 10 . A. 5003000
C. 100 . B. 2 0002500
D. 1 or 10 . C. 2 5002000
E. 1 or 100 . D. 3 000500
[2001-CE-MATHS 2-37] [2007-CE-MATHS 2-39]

26. If log x2 = log 3x + 1 , then x = 32. Which of the following is the best estimate of
12343235 ?
A. 2.
A. 104000
B. 5. B. 105000
C. 30 . C. 1010000
D. 0 or 30 . D. 1020000
[2002-CE-MATHS 2-40] [2009-CE-MATHS 2-38]

Past Paper Review (Multiple Choice) P. 49


HKDSE MATHS UNIT 3.3 Logarithm

33. Which of the following is the least ?


A. 1 2341811
B. 2 3451711
C. 3 4561511
D. 7 8901411
[2011-CE-MATHS 2-39]

HKDSE Problems

1
34. Let b > 1 . If a = log12 b , then =
a
1
A. logb 12 .
B. logb 12 .
1
C. log12 .
b
1
D. .
logb 12
[PP-DSE-MATHS 2-36]

35. If x log y = x2 log y2 10 = 2 , then y =


A. 100 .
B. 2 or 4.
1
C. 100
or 10 000 .
1
D. 10 000
or 100 .
[2013-DSE-MATHS 2-34]

36. Which of the following is the greatest ?


A. 124241
B. 241214
C. 412142
D. 421124
[2014-DSE-MATHS 2-33]

log9 y = x 3
37. If , then y =
2(log9 y)2 = 4 x
1
A. 1 or 2 .
1
B. 1 or 3 .
7
C. 2 or 2 .
1
D. 3 or 9 .
[2017-DSE-MATHS 2-34]

Past Paper Review (Multiple Choice) P. 50


HKDSE MATHS UNIT 3.4 Exponential Graphs

3%-4+1
Y;
Exponential Graphs
B.

1. The figure shows the graph of y = 4x . The

¥¥¥÷¥
coordinates of P are

C.

.
= -

f-C-+7

0
A. (1, 0) .
✓ o
B. (0, 1) .
D.
C. (4, 0) .
D. (0, 4) .
[2006-CE-MATHS 2-37]

2. [2009-CE-MATHS 2-39]

€;×
4.

The figure shows the graph of y = ax , the


graph of y = bx and the graph of y = cx on The figure shows the graph of y = ax + b ,
the same rectangular coordinate system, where where a and b are constants. Which of the

ro
a, b and c are positive constants. Which of following must be true ?
the following must be true ?
A. 0 < a <1 and b>0
B. 0 < a <1 and b<0

¥
(1) a > b
(2) b > c C. a > 1 and b> 0
(3) a > 1 D. a > 1 and b< 0
[2010-CE-MATHS 2-38]
(4) c > 1
A. (1) and (3) only
5. The figure shows the graph of y = 7 x . The

B. (1) and (4) only
coordinates of R are
o
C. (2) and (3) only ←
D. (2) and (4) only
[2008-CE-MATHS 2-38]

" 3. graph
Which of the following may represent the
of y = 3 x ?

=-3 A.

y ro
B.
A. (1, 0) .
(0, 1) .
C. (7, 0) .
D. (0, 7) .
[2011-CE-MATHS 2-38]

Past Paper Review (Multiple Choice) P. 51


HKDSE MATHS UNIT 3.4 Exponential Graphs

HKDSE Problems

6. The figure shows the graph of y = bx and the


graph of y = cx on the same rectangular
coordinate system, where b and c are positive


constants. If a horizontal line L cuts the
y-axis, the graph of y = bx and the graph of
y = cx at A, B and C respectively, which of
f- 20=10/1

,;?i
the following are true ?
"

L :y=a a
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logo
!
-

logby
-

F-

"
" x-i.gr
I (1) b < c
(1)
b> c
y=C✗
Iosif
(2) bc > 1
AB
✓ (3) AC
= logb c
e) *
A. (1) and (2) only
B. (1) and (3) only
0

C. (2) and (3) only
D. (1), (2) and (3)

logba
[2014-DSE-MATHS 2-32]

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