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Unit 5, 6, & 7 Review
Sequences, Exponential & Logarithmic Functions

Determine the following attributes of each function.


1) !(#) = 5!"# + 1 2) !(#) = −2!$% − 3 3) !(#) = −10$&!

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4 3 4 0
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4) !(#) = 3
Is 5) !(#) = log % (6 − #)

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b 6) !(#) = − log ( (−#)
$!$'

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Concave Up or Concave Down Concave Up or Concave Down Concave Up or Concave Down

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RateAROC:IncreasingatIncreasingRate
Asymptote: Asymptote: X 6 Asymptote: x 0
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End Behavior: End Behavior: End Behavior:
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7) !(#) = − log # (# + 4) 8) !(#) = log ) (# + 2) 9) !(#) = − ln(10 − 2#)

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Concave Up or Concave Down Concave Up or Concave Down Concave Up or Concave Down

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Rate
Asymptote: 4 Asymptote: 2 Asymptote: X S

End Behavior: End Behavior: End Behavior:


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Convert the following equations from exponential form to logarithmic form.
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10) 7$( = 11) 10& = 10,000 12) 4! = 7 13) 5 = 6 (!$#
&+ a a r
logit x logey 2 3
109 94 2 109,010,000 4
log10,000 4 x logit Iny 2 3
Convert the following equations from logarithmic form to exponential form.
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14) log ) 1 = 0 15) log *,,,,, = −4 16) log*' 5 = & 17) ln # = 3
n
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Evaluate the following expressions without a calculator.
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19) log 0.001 21) ln √6
#
18) log ) 20) log !

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log + 1
1
log*(% −5
1 log '& *' ln . $
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9 125 5 eset
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Nosolution

Determine if the following tables are exponential, logarithmic, or neither. Then find the value
of k if possible.

26) 27) 28) 29)


x f(x) x g(x) x h(x) x k(x)
2
4 1 5' 0.2 1 3 64
7
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2 3 3 125 2 6 6 32
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k 2 5 1 k 11 k 16
20 9
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98 1 7 k 200 16 12 8

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Solve the following equations. Leave all answers in simplified and exact form.
Logarithmic Eisai
30) 13(!") − 1 = 23 2 31) −5(3)#$! + 10 = −35 109,9 3
109,324
17 log9 x
13217124 109,324 7 2 1 5,13
3 1 1s 3 a
3 5
13247 X 1091324 7
3319 x 2
24
35 2
109_24 2 7
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32) 11 = −2 + 26 $ 33) log % (2# − 1) = 3
a

I titi I 5 2 1

#$! * %!"(
34) ln(5 − 2#) = 0 35)
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49(!"% = ;#&#< 36) ;#'< = 6#!$*
e a
5 1 2
1722 17313 645 63

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Let = = ln 2 , > = ln 3 , & @ = ln 5. Write the following in terms of a, b, and c.
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37) ln 20 20 2.25 38) ln 39) ln 120 120 2.22.35
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2a c atb 2C 3atbtc

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Solve the following logarithmic equations.forefigeissjutions needstobelog.lt
40) log # (# + 4) + log # (2# − 1) = 3 41) log ( (5# ( − # − 2) = 2 + 2 log ( #J

2h 7 2,24121631 log 5 1 2 logy logy E b


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3 71149248_ 71297 log 5 1 2 log Y
2 logit
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2
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42) ln(2# − 1) + ln(# + 3) = ln(# ( + 7# + 5) 43) log(2& ! + 19& − 4) − log(3& + 1) = log(& + 4)

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46) A(#) = # (5)($! + 4 47) A$* (reference 46)

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Concave Up or Concave Down Concave Up or Concave Down

AROC: Decreasing at anIncreasing Rate AROC: Decreasingat an


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Asymptote: Asymptote: X 4
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Domain:14,0 Range: X4
Domain: to x Range:
4,0 to o
End Behavior: End Behavior:
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48) Let A(#) = ln(# ( + 5# + 6) and B(#) = ln(# + 8). What are all the values for # where g(x)
intersects w(x).
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49) What are all the values for # where !(#) = log(# ( + 4# + 6) − log(# + 4) < 0? wmi.IE I 2 DetermineRoots

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4 6 14
log logs log log't Negative

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x flo log6 logy Positive

50) Let E(#) = log(# ( + 6# + 10) − log(# + 4) and B(#) = log(# + 6). What are all the values for
# where E(#) < B(#)

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51) Let A(#) = ln(# ( + 5# + 6), B(#) = ln(# + 8), and ℎ(#) = ln(# + 6).What are all the values for
# where A(#) > B(#) − ℎ(#)
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The following tables can be modeled with an exponential function in the form 5 = => ! . Find the
equation without using your calculator.

52) 53) 54)


x f(x) x g(x) x h(x)

1 160 1 20 1 99 b 83
b 18 3 7 4 6 40 a 99.3
2 120 7101 160.1 2 80 2 66 993 297
163 630 in FIN 293
3 90 3 320 3 44
flx y
fx 3
6,90
135 88
4 4 1280 4
2 3

The following tables can be modeled with an exponential function in the form 5 = => ! + H. Find
the equation without using your calculator.

55) 56) 57)


x f(x) x g(x) x h(x)

0 -6 0 12 0 1
16 79 7 12
1 10 s 1 21 1 13
80 7 18 36
2 90 2 39 2 49
400 36
1081
3 490 Is 3 75
2 3 157

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The following tables can be modeled with an exponential function in the form 5 = = + > ∙ log # #.
Find the equation without using your calculator.

58) 59) 60)


x f(x) x h(x) x h(x)
1 2 atblog1 2 1 -5 atblog s 9 8 atblog9 8
9 8 atblog9 8 3 1 atblog3 1 27 7 atblog27 7

i s i 3
4 2 3logx hx 5 6109
hx 10logx
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61) Plot the following points on the semi-log plot. Clearly label each point with the letter.
103
A(0,550) F(5,350) oH
100 F
B(1,5) G(0,15)
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C(2,25) H(2,800) no i I
10
D(3.8,100) I(4,70) B
x E

E(4,2.5) J(3,1)
10
62) The following points are given on the semi-log plot.

a. Write an equation for the linear model for the


semi-log plot in the form 5 = (log / >)# + log / =.
1,44 2,121 AROC 10912110944 log logty b
1,1544 2,105121
Y logbxtloga 44 Ha

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logYy log loga a 49.4
loggy log loga 9 16
logy log a logy log log6
44
b. Using the linear model from part a, write the equation of the exponential model 5 = => !
for this data.
4 164
63) The following points are given on the semi-log plot.

a. Write an equation for the linear model for the


semi-log plot in the form 5 = (log / >)# + log / =.
1,24 2,192 AROC 10919210924 log logs 68
1,10924 2,105192
4 logb loga
logky Yoga loga
109241098loga
1924 logza
logy logsxtlog3
213
b. Using the linear model from part a, write the equation of the exponential model 5 = => !
for this data.
4 318
64) Find the common difference, first term, and nth term of the arithmetic sequence when
=# = 41 and =0 = 121.

3,41 8,121
an a t n 1d
1
aroc d 89 3 Fifi.fifkean atinnit
1
3 3 16 16 16 an 9
32 an l6n 7
0 16 415,94

65) Find the common ratio, first term, and nth term of the geometric sequence with
#'&%
=# = 60 and =' = 0 .

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60 9 13
8 38
13 8
r
r Z a 83
66) The tenth term of an arithmetic sequence is -101 and the fourth term of the same
sequence is -35. Find the value of the 100th term.

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4
s
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an 2 11 11
66 11
an linta
3
35 9100 11100 9
9100 1091

67) The fourth term of a geometric sequence is 506.25 and the second term is 225. Find the
value of the nth term and the value of the 10th term.

92 225
an air an air
94 506.25 1
an 15013
22s a
92 5 94 010 1503
a
225.5506.25 010 15013
22s
F 2935
a 2252 9,0 15329683
r V52 a 45 alo5766.5039
r Z a 150 a o5766.504
68) The following data was collected. A linear, exponential, and logarithmic regression was
run on the data. Find the equation that best represents the data. Use the residual plots
to decide which equation best fits the data set. Justify with a picture/sketch of each
residual plot. Use your model to predict f(10) and when f(x) = 150.
y3cal x cal
x 1 2 4 5 6
f(x) 70 88 121 160 202 271

Linear Residual Plot Exponential Residual Plot Logarithmic Residual Plot Best Model
___________
Exponential
Predictions:
110 804.027 ycal

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69) The following data was collected. A linear, exponential, and logarithmic regression was
run on the data. Find the equation that best represents the data. Use the residual plots
to decide which equation best fits the data set. Justify with a picture/sketch of each
residual plot. Use your model to predict f(10) and when f(x) = 150.

x 1 2 3 4 5 6
f(x) 55 85 120 161 195 223

Linear Residual Plot Exponential Residual Plot Logarithmic Residual Plot Best Model
___________
Linear
Predictions:

II
70) The following data was collected. A linear, exponential, and logarithmic regression was
run on the data. Find the equation that best represents the data. Use the residual plots
to decide which equation best fits the data set. Justify with a picture/sketch of each
residual plot. Use your model to predict f(10) and when f(x) = 150.

x 1 2 3 4 5 6
f(x) 30 52 64 69 78 80

Linear Residual Plot Exponential Residual Plot Logarithmic Residual Plot Best Model
___________
Logarithmic
Predictions:

67.562

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