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Grade 11 Revision-1

1) The document provides instructions for solving logarithmic equations by using logarithm tables. It gives examples of simplifying logarithmic expressions and finding antilogarithms. 2) It also provides multi-step word problems involving volumes of conical and cubic shapes, using logarithms to solve for unknown variables. Logarithmic expressions are set up and evaluated using properties of logarithms. 3) One problem involves finding the height increase of water in a cylindrical vessel when spheres are added. It is shown that the height increase h is equal to the antilogarithm of an expression involving radii and quantities. The value of h is found to one decimal place.

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Grade 11 Revision-1

1) The document provides instructions for solving logarithmic equations by using logarithm tables. It gives examples of simplifying logarithmic expressions and finding antilogarithms. 2) It also provides multi-step word problems involving volumes of conical and cubic shapes, using logarithms to solve for unknown variables. Logarithmic expressions are set up and evaluated using properties of logarithms. 3) One problem involves finding the height increase of water in a cylindrical vessel when spheres are added. It is shown that the height increase h is equal to the antilogarithm of an expression involving radii and quantities. The value of h is found to one decimal place.

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Grade 11 - Revision

Logarithm
2011/II/B/12
Simplify by using the logarithm tables.

x=

lg x = lg

= lg 0.523 + lg 763.5½ - lg 1.352


= lg 0.523 + ½  lg 763.5 – 2  lg 1.35
Grade 11 - Revision
Logarithm
Number Scientific Notation logarithm
0.523 5.23  10-1 1.7185
763.5 2.8828
1.35 7.635  102 0.1303
1.35  100
7.93 7.93  100 0.8993
= 1.7185 + – 2  0.0103 1.7185
1.4414 +
= 1.7185 + 1.4414 – 2  0.0103
= 0.8993 1.1599
= Antilog 0.8993 0.2606 -
= 7.93 0.8993
Grade 11 - Revision
5 A conical shaped glass vessel of base radius r cm and high 12 cm was
kept as shown in the figure and filled with water.

(i) Show that the volume of water in the glass vessel 4r2 cm3
(ii) The water in the vessel is now poured into an empty
cubic shaped vessel that has a square base side a cm.
The water fills the cubic shaped vessel up to a height
of b cm. show that
a2 =
(iii) Taking that 4 = 12.56, r = 9.57 and b = 18 and using logarithmic tables, fin
the value of a2 to the nearest whole number and then obtain the value of a
Grade 11 - Revision
2009 / II / A / 05
(i) Vwater =

=
Grade 11 - Revision
2009 / II / A / 05
Vwater =
(ii)

=
a b
a
a =

=
Grade 11 - Revision
2009 / II / A / 05
lg a2 = 1.8055
(iii) = a2 = antilog 1.8055

lg a2 = lg = 63.9
 64
= lg 12.56 + 2  lg 9.57 – lg 18
= 1.0990 + 2  0.9809 – 1.2553 a2 = 64
= 1.0990 + 1.9618 – 1.2553 a=
=8
= 3.0608 – 1.2553
2008 / II / B / 9

(i) A right circular cylindrical vessel with internal base radius 7 cm height 15 cm
is filled with water up to height of 10 cm. Calculate the volume of the water.
(Take  = )
(ii) When 18 small solid metal spheres of radius a cm are put into above vessel,
its water level goes up by h,
Show that h = cm
(iii) Using logarithms, find the value of h to one decimal place when a = 1.75
2008 / II / B / 9
(i)
Vwater = r2h

=  7  7  10 cm3
15 cm
10 cm
= 1540 cm3
7 cm
2008 / II / B / 9
18 small
(ii) r2h = 18 Vspheres
Spheres
h
+ 7 cm   72  h = 18     a3
7 cm
h=
2008 / II / B / 9
(iii)
h= h = antilog 0.4190

lg h = lg = 2.624

= lg 24 +3  lg 1.75 – lg 49

= 1.3802 +3  0.2430 – 1.6902

= 1.3802 + 0.7290 – 1.6902

= 2.1092 – 1.6902

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