Sec 3-21 Log Logic B1 Student Versionnotebook
B log10100 C log3ã C log88 The notation is a little strange, but you can see the inverse pattern of switching the inputs and outputs The next few problems will give you an opportunity to practice thinking about this pattern and possibly make a few conjectures about other patterns that you may notice with logarithms Input
21 Log Logic - A1notebook - Ms Hansen
log10100 = 2 log101000 = 3 The notation is a little strange, but you can see the inverse pattern of switching the inputs and outputs The next few problems will give you an opportunity to practice thinking about this pattern and possibly make a few conjectures about other patterns thatyou may notice with logarithms
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B log10100 C log3ã C log88 The notation is a little strange, but you can see the inverse pattern of switching the inputs and outputs The next few problems will give you an opportunity to practice thinking about this pattern and possibly make a few conjectures about other patterns that you may notice with logarithms
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5 INDICES AND LOGARITHMS
5 Indices & Logarithms 2 UNIT 5 2 SIMPLE EQUATIONS INVOLVING INDICES No Example Exercise 1 Exercise 2 1 3x = 81 3x = 34 x = 4 2x = 32 x = 4x = 64 x = 2 8x = 16 (23)x = 24 23x = 24 3x = 4 x = 3 4 4x = 32
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