Properties of Exponents and Logarithms
Properties of Logarithms (Recall that logs are only defined for positive values of x.) For the natural logarithm For logarithms base a. 1. lnxy = lnx + lny.
Exponents and Logarithms
Lecture 22: Section 3.3 Properties of Logarithms Properties: log (uv
Recall the following properties of Logarithm: The logarithmic function with base a y = f(x) = log a x if and only if. 1. Domain of f: 2. log.
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PROPERTIES OF LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
log is often written as x ln and is called the NATURAL logarithm (note: 59. 7182818284 .2. ≈ e. ). PROPERTIES OF LOGARITHMS. EXAMPLES.
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6.2 Properties of Logarithms
(Inverse Properties of Exponential and Log Functions) Let b > 0 b = 1. • ba = c if and only if logb(c) = a. • logb (bx) = x for all x and blogb(x) = x for
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Properties of Logarithms
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PROPERTIES OF LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS
An exponential function is a function of the form
()xbxf=, where b > 0 and x is any real number. (Note that ()2xxf= is NOT an exponential function.)LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
yxb=log means that ybx= where 1,0,0¹>>bbx
Think: Raise b to the power of y to obtain x. y is the exponent. The key thing to remember about logarithms is that the logarithm is an exponent! The rules of exponents apply to these and make simplifying logarithms easier.Example: 2100log10=, since 210100=.
x10log is often written as just xlog , and is called the COMMON
logarithm. x elog is often written as xln, and is called the NATURAL logarithm (note: ...597182818284.2»e).PROPERTIES OF LOGARITHMS
EXAMPLES
1. NMMNbbblogloglog+= 2100log2log50log
Think: Multiply two numbers with the same base, add the exponents. 2. NMN M bbblogloglog-= 18log756log7log56log8888==) Think: Divide two numbers with the same base, subtract the exponents.3. MPMbP
bloglog= 623100log3100log3=×=×= Think: Raise an exponential expression to a power and multiply the exponents together. xbx b=log 01log=b (in exponential form, 10=b) 01ln1log=bb 110log10= 1ln
=e xbx b=log xx=10log10 xex=ln xbx b=log Notice that we could substitute xyblog= into the expression on the left to form yb. Simply re-write the equation xyblog= in exponential form as ybx=. Therefore, xbbyx b==log. Ex: 2626ln=eCHANGE OF BASE FORMULA
bNNaa blogloglog=, for any positive base a. 6476854.0079181.1698970.012log5log5log12»»=
This means you can use a regular scientific calculator to evaluate logs for any base. Practice Problems contributed by Sarah Leyden, typed solutions by Scott FallstromSolve for x (do not use a calculator).
1. ()110log2 9=-x2. 153log12
3=+x3. 38log=x
4. 2log5=x
5. ()077log25=+-xx 6. 5.427log3=x
7. 238log-=x
8. ()11loglog66=-+xx 9. ()3loglog12221=+
xx 10. ()183loglog222=+-xx
11. ()()1loglog2 331321=-xx
Solve for x, use your calculator (if needed) for an approximation of x in decimal form.12. 547=x
13. 17log
10=x14. xx495×=
15. ex=10
16. 7.1=-xe
17. ()013.1lnln=x18. xx98=
19. 4110ex=+
20. 54.110log-=x
Solutions to the Practice Problems on Logarithms:
1. ()1919109110log22129±=?=?-=?=-xxxx
2. 7142151233153log121512
3=?=?=+?=?=++xxxxx
3. 2838log3=?=?=xxx 4. 2552log2
5=?=?=xxx
5. ()()()1or 6160670775077log22025==?--=?+-=?+-=?=+-xxxxxxxxxx
6. ()5.15.435.43log5.43log5.427log3 3333=?=?=?=?=xxxxx
7. 4123
3223888log=?=?=?-=
--xxxx 8.equation. original theosolution tonly theis 3 equation. new theonly solves which solution, extraneousan is 2 :Note .2or 30230661log11loglog222
666x xxxxxxxxxxxxx 9. ( )641233
2222223log3log31loglog212121
21==?=?=?=))
---xxxxx xx 10. ( )( )2or 8028016616621log183loglog 228383222
222xxxxxxxxxxxx xx 11.
729163332
3 313213331log1loglog1loglog
613221
3 22
1 3
221==?=?=?=))
xxx xxxxxx12. 0499.27log54log54log5477»=?=?=xxx
13. 17
101017log=?=xx
14.PROPERTIES OF LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS
An exponential function is a function of the form
()xbxf=, where b > 0 and x is any real number. (Note that ()2xxf= is NOT an exponential function.)LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
yxb=log means that ybx= where 1,0,0¹>>bbx
Think: Raise b to the power of y to obtain x. y is the exponent. The key thing to remember about logarithms is that the logarithm is an exponent! The rules of exponents apply to these and make simplifying logarithms easier.Example: 2100log10=, since 210100=.
x10log is often written as just xlog , and is called the COMMON
logarithm. x elog is often written as xln, and is called the NATURAL logarithm (note: ...597182818284.2»e).PROPERTIES OF LOGARITHMS
EXAMPLES
1. NMMNbbblogloglog+= 2100log2log50log
Think: Multiply two numbers with the same base, add the exponents. 2. NMN M bbblogloglog-= 18log756log7log56log8888==) Think: Divide two numbers with the same base, subtract the exponents.3. MPMbP
bloglog= 623100log3100log3=×=×= Think: Raise an exponential expression to a power and multiply the exponents together. xbx b=log 01log=b (in exponential form, 10=b) 01ln1log=bb 110log10= 1ln
=e xbx b=log xx=10log10 xex=ln xbx b=log Notice that we could substitute xyblog= into the expression on the left to form yb. Simply re-write the equation xyblog= in exponential form as ybx=. Therefore, xbbyx b==log. Ex: 2626ln=eCHANGE OF BASE FORMULA
bNNaa blogloglog=, for any positive base a. 6476854.0079181.1698970.012log5log5log12»»=
This means you can use a regular scientific calculator to evaluate logs for any base. Practice Problems contributed by Sarah Leyden, typed solutions by Scott FallstromSolve for x (do not use a calculator).
1. ()110log2 9=-x2. 153log12
3=+x3. 38log=x
4. 2log5=x
5. ()077log25=+-xx 6. 5.427log3=x
7. 238log-=x
8. ()11loglog66=-+xx 9. ()3loglog12221=+
xx 10. ()183loglog222=+-xx
11. ()()1loglog2 331321=-xx
Solve for x, use your calculator (if needed) for an approximation of x in decimal form.12. 547=x
13. 17log
10=x14. xx495×=
15. ex=10
16. 7.1=-xe
17. ()013.1lnln=x18. xx98=
19. 4110ex=+
20. 54.110log-=x
Solutions to the Practice Problems on Logarithms:
1. ()1919109110log22129±=?=?-=?=-xxxx
2. 7142151233153log121512
3=?=?=+?=?=++xxxxx
3. 2838log3=?=?=xxx 4. 2552log2
5=?=?=xxx
5. ()()()1or 6160670775077log22025==?--=?+-=?+-=?=+-xxxxxxxxxx
6. ()5.15.435.43log5.43log5.427log3 3333=?=?=?=?=xxxxx
7. 4123
3223888log=?=?=?-=
--xxxx 8.equation. original theosolution tonly theis 3 equation. new theonly solves which solution, extraneousan is 2 :Note .2or 30230661log11loglog222
666x xxxxxxxxxxxxx 9. ( )641233
2222223log3log31loglog212121
21==?=?=?=))
---xxxxx xx 10. ( )( )2or 8028016616621log183loglog 228383222
222xxxxxxxxxxxx xx 11.
729163332
3 313213331log1loglog1loglog
613221
3 22
1 3
221==?=?=?=))
xxx xxxxxx12. 0499.27log54log54log5477»=?=?=xxx
13. 17
101017log=?=xx
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