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Logarithmic Function - REVIEW

The document provides an overview of exponential functions, their properties, and applications in real-world scenarios such as growth and decay. It also covers the relationship between exponential and logarithmic equations, including how to convert between the two forms. Additionally, the document outlines the laws of logarithms and provides examples for solving logarithmic equations.

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Logarithmic Function - REVIEW

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Exponential Functions

Exponential Functions
A polynomial function has the basic form: f (x) =
x3

An exponential function has the basic form: f (x)


= 3x

An exponential function has the variable in the


exponent, not in the base.

General Form of an Exponential Function:


Why study exponential functions?

Exponential functions are used in our real world to


measure growth, interest, and decay.

Growth obeys exponential functions.


Ex: rumors, human population, bacteria, computer
technology, nuclear chain reactions, compound
interest

Decay obeys exponential functions.


Ex: Carbon-14 dating, half-life, Newton’s Law of
Cooling
Properties of Exponents
X
X
A A  A Y X Y A XY
Y
 A
A
A 
X Y
 A XY X
A  X
1
A
 AB 
X X X
A B 1 X
X
 A
X
A
X
 A A
   X
 A
X X
Y X
 B B A Y
 A  Y
Properties of Exponents

• Simplify: 2 3
2 2  2 32 5

2 6 1 1 4
2 2  2  4 
2 16

2 
3 2
 26 64
Properties of Exponents
3 3 3
 2 2 3 27
• Simplify:    3  3 
 3 3 2 8

7
3 2 1 1
9
3  2 
3 3 9

2 8  2 8


1 1 1
2 2 2
 16 2  16 4
1
Exponential Equations
x ( x  1) 1
 Solve: 5 125  Solve: 7 7 2
5 x 53 x  1  12
x 3 x  12
Exponential Equations
x x
 Solve: 8 2 Solve: 8 4

2  3 x 1
2 2 
3 x
2 2

3x 1
2 2 3x
2 2 2

3 x 1 3 x 2

x  13 x  23
Exponential Equations
 Solve: 
1 x
3 27 Solve: x
1
3
27

3   
3
1 x 1
27 x 3
273
x
3 3 3 x 19,683

 x 3 Not considered an
exponential equation,
because the variable
is now in the base.
x  3
Exponential Equations

• Solve: 3
x 4 8
Not considered an
 
4
3 3 4
exponential equation,
because the variable
x 4
8 3
is in the base.

 
4
x 38

x 2 
4

x 16
Exponential Functions
• General Form of an Exponential Function:
f (x) = Nx, N > 0

g(x) = 2x g(3) = 8
g(2) = 4
x
g(1) = 2
g(0) = 1
g(–1) = 2 1  12
g(–2) = 2 2  2  14
1
2x 2
Exponential Functions
g(x) = 2x
x g x 

2 4

1 2

0 1
1
–1 2

1
–2 4
Exponential Functions
g(x) = 2x
Exponential Functions
h(x) = 3x
x h x 

2 9

1 3

0 1
1
–1 3

1
–2 9
Exponential Functions
h(x) = 3x
Exponential Functions
g(x) = 2x (blue) Exponential functions
with positive bases
greater than 1 have
graphs that are
increasing.

The function never


crosses the x-axis
because there is
nothing we can plug in
h(x) = 3x (red) for x that will yield a
zero answer.

The x-axis is a left


horizontal asymptote.
Exponential Functions
g(x) = 2x (blue) A smaller base means
the graph rises more
gradually.

A larger base means


the graph rises more
quickly.

h(x) = 3x (red) Exponential functions


will not have negative
bases.
The Exponential Function
f (x) = ex
Exponential Functions
j  x   1 x
2 
x j x 
1
2 4

1
1 2

0 1
–1 2

–2 4
Exponential Functions
j  x   
1 x
2

• Exponential functions with positive bases less


than 1 have graphs that are decreasing.
Definition of Logarithmic
Function
A logarithmic function is a function
defined by y = logb x, if and only if x
= by for all positive real numbers x
and b, and b ≠ 1.
Definition of Logarithmic
Function
A logarithmic function is a function
defined by y = logb x, if and only if x
= by for all positive real numbers x
and b, and b ≠ 1.

“y is equal to the logarithm of x to the base b”


Solving Logarithmic Equations
A logarithmic equation in one
variable is an equation involving
logarithms of expression containing
the variable.
Solving Logarithmic Equations
A logarithmic equation in one
variable is an equation involving
logarithms of expression containing
the variable.
Exponential Logarithmic
Equation Equation
22 = 4 log2 4 = 2
103 = 1000 log10 1000 = 3
25½ = 5 log25 5 = ½
4x = 16 log 16 = x
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Exponential Equation Logarithmic Equation
70 = 1
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Exponential Equation Logarithmic Equation
70 = 1 log7 1 = 0
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Exponential Equation Logarithmic Equation
70 = 1 log5 1 = 0
35 = 243
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Exponential Equation Logarithmic Equation
70 = 1 log5 1 = 0
35 = 243 log3 243 = 5
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Exponential Equation Logarithmic Equation
70 = 1 log5 1 = 0
35 = 243 log2 32 = 5
ab = c
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Exponential Equation Logarithmic Equation
70 = 1 log5 1 = 0
35 = 243 log2 32 = 5
ab = c loga c = b
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Exponential Equation Logarithmic Equation
70 = 1
35 = 243
ab = c
16-3/4 = 1/8
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Exponential Equation Logarithmic Equation
70 = 1
35 = 243
ab = c
16-3/4 = 1/8 log16 1/8 = -¾
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Logarithmic Exponential
Equation Equation
log5 125 = 3
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Logarithmic Exponential
Equation Equation
log5 125 = 3 53 = 125
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Logarithmic Exponential
Equation Equation
log5 125 = 3 53 = 125
log135 2460375 = 3
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Logarithmic Exponential
Equation Equation
log5 125 = 3 53 = 125
log135 2460375 = 3 1353 = 2460375
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Logarithmic Exponential
Equation Equation
log5 125 = 3 53 = 125
log135 2460375 = 3 1353 = 2460375
logr q = s
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Logarithmic Exponential
Equation Equation
log5 125 = 3 53 = 125
log135 2460375 = 3 1353 = 2460375
logr q = s rs = q
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Logarithmic Exponential
Equation Equation
log5 125 = 3 53 = 125
log135 2460375 = 3 1353 = 2460375
logr q = s rs = q
log6 1/1296 = -4
Express each exponential equation in its
equivalent logarithmic equation.
Logarithmic Exponential
Equation Equation
log5 125 = 3 53 = 125
log135 2460375 = 3 1353 = 2460375
logr q = s rs = q
log6 1/1296 = -4 6-4 = 1/1296
The Logarithm of a Number
The logarithm of a number N to the
base b is the exponent of the power to
which b is raised to obtain N. In
symbols,
logb N = x if and only if bx = N.
Evaluate the following logarithms.
log1/2 64
Solve each logarithmic equation.
logn 1/8 = -3
Written Work 3.2
Answer Reinforcement 3.2.2 (A, even
numbers only) (B, odd numbers only) and
(C, 6 - 10 only) on pages 106 - 107.
Property of Equality for
Logarithmic Equations
Let b be a positive real number and b
≠ 1. Then,
logb M = logb N

if and only if M = N.
Solve each logarithmic equation.
log5 (x + 1)2 = log5 (x2 – 3)
Laws of Logarithm

1st Law of Logarithms


For any base b,
i. logb b = 1
ii. logb 1 = 0
iii. logb bx = x (b > 0, b ≠ 1)
Evaluate.
Solve.
Laws of Logarithm

2nd Law of Logarithms: Logarithm of


Products
logb MN = logb M + logb N
Express as the sum of simpler logarithmic
expressions.
log3 (6xz)
Express as a single logarithm.
log5 m + log5 12 + log5 n
Laws of Logarithm

3rd Law of Logarithms: Logarithm of


Quotients
logb M/N = logb M – logb N
Express as the sum or difference of simpler
logarithmic expressions.
log7 20/3
Express the difference of logarithms as a single
logarithm.
log a – log (3a – 1)
Laws of Logarithm

4th Law of Logarithms: Logarithm of


Power
logb Ma = alogb M
Express as a sum or difference of logarithms.
logm (n – 2)½(4n)
Express each as a single logarithm.

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