pg. 301/308/311 homework study #8right 2; x = 2#10reflect y; right 5; x = 5 #12right 4/3; up log 2...
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Pg. 301/308/311 Homework• Study
• #8 right 2; x = 2 #10 reflect y; right 5; x = 5• #12 right 4/3; up log23; x = 4/3 #14 reflect x; left 3; down 2; x = -3• #16 D: (-3, ∞); R: (-∞, ∞) #18 D: (-∞, 0); R: (-∞, ∞)• #20 Graph #1 x = 10,000 #2 x = 1/e • #3 x = 5.25 #4 x = ½ #5 x = 97• #6 x = 1001 #7 x = 16 #8 x = 531,434• #9 x = 3 #10 x = 24/3 #11 x = e3/2• #12 x = 80 #13 x = 1 #14 x = 1/3 • #41 $701.28 #42 $707.39• #43 $708.81 #44 $708.51• #45 $705.30 #46 $709.53
5.6 Solving Logarithmic Equations
How to Solve a Logarithm• In order to solve a logarithm,
you must use the properties discussed to simplify the problem as best possible.
• Then each side must be raised to a power or have a logarithm taken, and you will be able to easily solve for x.
• Make sure you check for extraneous solutions!
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log log 2 1x x
5 5
1log 6 log 02
x x
2 2 2log 2 1 log 3 2log 3x x
3 1.08x
Ch. 5 Review
Things to know:• Solving radicals• Graphing exponentials• Solving exponentials• Population• Half-Life• Simple Interest • Compound Interest• Log properties• Graphing logs• Solving Logs• Word Problems!!
Hints!• What are the basic “knows”
of exponential functions and logarithmic functions?
• Rewriting in terms of a variable (like the soda can!)
• Think about sign patterns with exponentials and logs! When are they <,> zero?
• Know your properties!!!
Ch. 5 Review
Solve the following:• Solve for the variable. Make
sure to check for extraneous solutions!
Graph the following:• State the transitions and/or
reflections that occur and the domain and range.
ln 2 1y x
2 3 xy
log 4 2y x
5 5log log 4 1x x 1 32 4x
5 3 2x x