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Revision Logarithms & Exponentials Higher Mathematics Next

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Reminder All the questions on this topic will depend upon you knowing and being able to use, some very basic rules and facts. Click to show When you see this button click for more information

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Three Rules of logs

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Two special logarithms

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Relationship between log and exponential

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Graph of the exponential function

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Graph of the logarithmic function

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Related functions of Move graph left a units Move graph right a units Reflect in x axis Reflect in y axis Move graph up a units Move graph down a units Click to show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Calculator keys lnln = l og =

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Calculator keys lnln = 2.5= = 0.916… l og = 7.6= = … Click to show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Solving exponential equations Show Take log e both sides Use log ab = log a + log b Use log a x = x log a Use log a a = 1

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Solving exponential equations Take log e both sides Use log ab = log a + log b Use log a x = x log a Use log a a = 1 Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Solving logarithmic equations Change to exponential form Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Simplify expressing your answer in the form where A, B and C are whole numbers. Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Simplify Show

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Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Givenfind algebraically the value of x. Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Find the x co-ordinate of the point where the graph of the curve with equation intersects the x-axis. When y = 0 Exponential form Re-arrange Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit The graph illustrates the law If the straight line passes through A(0.5, 0) and B(0, 1). Find the values of k and n. Gradient y-intercept Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Before a forest fire was brought under control, the spread of fire was described by a law of the form where is the area covered by the fire when it was first detected and A is the area covered by the fire t hours later. If it takes one and a half hours for the area of the forest fire to double, find the value of the constant k. Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit The results of an experiment give rise to the graph shown. a)Write down the equation of the line in terms of P and Q. It is given that and stating the values of a and b. b) Show that p and q satisfy a relationship of the form Gradient y-intercept Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit The diagram shows part of the graph of. Determine the values of a and b. Use (7, 1) Use (3, 0) Hence, from (2) and from (1) Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit The diagram shows a sketch of part of the graph of a)State the values of a and b. b)Sketch the graph of Graph moves 1 unit to the left and 3 units down Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit a) i) Sketch the graph of ii) On the same diagram, sketch the graph of b)Prove that the graphs intersect at a point where the x-coordinate is Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit Part of the graph of is shown in the diagram. This graph crosses the x-axis at the point A and the straight line at the point B. Find algebraically the x co-ordinates of A and B. Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit The diagram is a sketch of part of the graph of a)If (1, t) and (u, 1) lie on this curve, write down the values of t and u. b)Make a copy of this diagram and on it sketch the graph of c)Find the co-ordinates of the point of intersection of with the line a)b) c) Show

Logarithms Revision Back Next Quit The diagram shows part of the graph with equation and the straight line with equation These graphs intersect at P. Solve algebraically the equation and hence write down, correct to 3 decimal places, the co-ordinates of P. Show

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