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Lesson 5-6 Law of Logarithms
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Remember:
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Logs are inverses of exponentials.
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Remember: Logs are inverses of exponentials. Therefore, all the rules of exponents will also work for logs.
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Laws of Logarithms:
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If M and N are positive real numbers and b is a positive number other than 1, then:
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Laws of Logarithms: If M and N are positive real numbers and b is a positive number other than 1, then:
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Laws of Logarithms: If M and N are positive real numbers and b is a positive number other than 1, then:
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Laws of Logarithms: If M and N are positive real numbers and b is a positive number other than 1, then:
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Laws of Logarithms: If M and N are positive real numbers and b is a positive number other than 1, then:
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Example:
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Express log b MN 2 in terms of log b M and log b N.
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Example: Express log b MN 2 in terms of log b M and log b N. 1 st : Recognize that you are taking the log of a product (M)(N 2 ) So we can split that up as an addition of two separate logs!
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Example: Express log b MN 2 in terms of log b M and log b N. 1 st : Recognize that you are taking the log of a product (M)(N 2 ) So we can split that up as an addition of two separate logs! Log b MN 2 = log b M + log b N 2
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Example: Express log b MN 2 in terms of log b M and log b N. 1 st : Recognize that you are taking the log of a product (M)(N 2 ) So we can split that up as an addition of two separate logs! Log b MN 2 = log b M + log b N 2 Now, recognize that we have a power on the number in the 2 nd log. = log b M + 2log b N
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Example:
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Now the domain of all log statements is (0, ∞) x ≠ - 2 so x = 4 is the only solution.
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Assignment: Pgs. 199-200 C.E. #1 – 20 all W.E. #1 – 20 all
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