IN MATH: 1. n. an exponent. The exponent to which a base must be raised to get a number, EX., EX. Write a log equation to solve .

IN MATH: 1. n. rule which returns for each arguement the exponent to which the base must be raised in order to get the arguement; the inverse of the exponential function.

IN ENGLISH: 1. n. a dead piece of wood, usually the trunk of a tree or a large branch usually without leaves or smaller branches. EX. We burn logs in the fireplace.

See: 340 - Logs Laws/Rules of Logrithmic Computation Use of log-log plane and semi-log plane log-log plane, no axes semi-log plane, no axes Exponential Function, exp(x) or ex Lograthmic Functions, logb(x) Natual Log Function, ln(x) or loge(x) HOW TO APPRECIATE LOGS WITHOUT FEELING OUT ON A LIMB - xa(xb) etc., writing log equation from exponential equation VOCABULARY - Function and Relation Library - Many functions w/their features & graphs Connect-the-Dots "Exponent Connect-the-Dots" 33 mostly-mental computation questions. It's ideal for algebra II or precalc. Solve: x2 = 64     questions   answers   easy print pdf   "Logarithm Connect-the-Dots" 18 logarithm mostly-mental computation questions. It's ideal for algebra II or precalc.     questions   answers   easy print pdf   "Expand & Simplify Log Expressions Connect-the-Dots" 35 logarithm statements for the user to complete by expanding or simplifying. It's ideal for algebra II or precalc. Complete: log(3x)3 = _____     questions   answers   easy print pdf

Hear the spoken words: log , logarithm , logarithmic functions .

QUESTIONS:
Simplify: 1. log 1000 2. 3. answers

APPLICATION: (see list 340)

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