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Do Now: Determine the value of x in the expression. 1. 2x  4 2. 8x  1 3. 4. 4x  5. 4x  2 6. 4x 

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What’s important? This definition tells us that the following equations are equivalent. The first is logarithmic form, and the second is exponential form.

Rewrite the logarithmic equation in exponential form.

Important Numbers 1 and 2 in the last example illustrate two special logarithm values that we should learn to recognize before we start graphing.

Rewrite the exponential equation in log notation.

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