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HW Sheet Due Module 2.5- Powerful Tens

Classwork: MVP: pg. 30-31; evens Classwork/Homework

Classwork: MVP: pg. 30-31; evens Classwork/Homework

Previous Lesson Answers Check Homework Homework: MVP: pg. 32; all Previous Lesson Answers

Translations Shifts graph either up or down “c” units For any Shifts graph either up or down “c” units Translations Shifts graph either left or right “c” units Stretches/Shrinks vertically by a factor of “c” Stretches/Shrinks horizontally by a factor of “ ” Reflects over the x-axis Reflects over the y-axis

Title Objectives: Graphing Logarithmic Functions Module 2.5- Powerful Tens Objectives: Graphing Logarithmic Functions Properties of Logarithms T.A.G Table Algebra Graph

{ Converting Exponential to Logarithm Properties of Logarithms Change of base formula Use to “Evaluate” a log

Page: 33 Work with partners For you to Explore

Page: 33 Work with partners For you to Explore

Page: 34 Work with partners For you to Explore

Do by yourself, then check with a partner Page: 35 On your Own Do by yourself, then check with a partner

Do by yourself, then check with a partner Page: On your Own Do by yourself, then check with a partner

Classwork: MVP: pg. 36-37; 1-16 Classwork/Homework

Classwork: MVP: pg. 36-37; 1-16 Classwork/Homework

Classwork: MVP: pg. 36-37; 1-16 Classwork/Homework

Homework: MVP: pg. 36; 21-22 Classwork/Homework

Stamp Sheet

Page: Work with partners For you to Explore

Do by yourself, then check with a partner Page: On your Own Do by yourself, then check with a partner

Check Your Understanding Page: Do by yourself Check Your Understanding

Translations Shifts graph either up or down “c” units For any Shifts graph either up or down “c” units Translations Shifts graph either left or right “c” units Stretches/Shrinks vertically by a factor of “c” Stretches/Shrinks horizontally by a factor of “ ” Reflects over the x-axis Reflects over the y-axis