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S ECTION R EVIEW Practice Makes Perfect … And Good Quiz Grades

P RACTICE M AKES P ERFECT

S ECTION 8.4 Rewriting in Exponential Form : Rewrite the equation in exponential form (Pg. 490).

S ECTION 8.4 Rewriting in Exponential Form : Rewrite the equation in exponential form (Pg. 490).

S ECTION 8.4 Rewriting in Exponential Form : Rewrite the equation in exponential form (Pg. 490).

S ECTION 8.4 Evaluating Expressions : Evaluate the expression without a calculator. (Pg. 490)

S ECTION 8.4 Evaluating Logarithms : Use a calculator to evaluate the expression. Round the result to three decimal places. (Pg. 490)

S ECTION 8.4 Evaluating Logarithms : Use a calculator to evaluate the expression. Round the result to three decimal places. (Pg. 490)

S ECTION 8.4 Evaluating Logarithms : Use a calculator to evaluate the expression. Round the result to three decimal places. (Pg. 490)

S ECTION 8.4 Using Inverses: Simplify the expression. (Pg. 490)

S ECTION 8.4 Using Inverses: Simplify the expression. (Pg. 490)

S ECTION 8.4 Using Inverses: Simplify the expression. (Pg. 490)

S ECTION 8.4 Finding Inverses: Find the inverse of the function. (Pg. 491)

S ECTION 8.4 Finding Inverses: Find the inverse of the function. (Pg. 491)

S ECTION 8.4 Finding Inverses: Find the inverse of the function. (Pg. 491)

S ECTION 8.4 Finding Inverses: Find the inverse of the function. (Pg. 491)

S ECTION 8.4 Graphing Functions: Graph the function. State the domain and range. (Pg. 491)

S ECTION 8.4 Graphing Functions: Graph the function. State the domain and range. (Pg. 491)

S ECTION 8.5 Evaluating Expressions : Use a property of logarithms to evaluate the expression. (Pg. 496)

S ECTION 8.5 Evaluating Expressions : Use a property of logarithms to evaluate the expression. (Pg. 496)

S ECTION 8.5 Evaluating Expressions : Use a property of logarithms to evaluate the expression. (Pg. 496)

S ECTION 8.5 Expanding Expressions: Expand the expression. (Pg. 496)

S ECTION 8.5 Expanding Expressions: Expand the expression. (Pg. 496)

S ECTION 8.5 Expanding Expressions: Expand the expression. (Pg. 496)

S ECTION 8.5 Condensing Expressions: Condense the expression. (Pg. 497)

S ECTION 8.5 Condensing Expressions: Condense the expression. (Pg. 497)

S ECTION 8.5 Condensing Expressions: Condense the expression. (Pg. 497)

S ECTION 8.5 Change-of-Base Formula: Use the change-of-base formula to evaluate the expression. (Pg. 497)

S ECTION 8.5 Change-of-Base Formula: Use the change-of-base formula to evaluate the expression. (Pg. 497)

S ECTION 8.5 Change-of-Base Formula: Use the change-of-base formula to evaluate the expression. (Pg. 497)

Pop Quiz Turn to Pg and complete #17-24, #25-31, #32-35 on your own. When you are finished, you may complete the rest of your homework.

H OMEWORK Pg. 508 #1-13

F OOD F OR T HOUGHT … Supposedly 7% of the U.S. population visits McDonald’s every day. If the United States is home to over 12,804 McDonalds restaurants and there are approximately 307,006,550 people living in the U.S does this seem realistic?