Math Analysis BC Exp/Log Functions Review Exponential and Logarithmic Functions Definition of a Logarithmic Function: Forx>0,a>Oanda #1, y=log, x if'and only if Properties of Logarithms: Jog, 1 log, a= If log, x=log, y, then logy _ In__ log. change of base law log, nog, log, b= Exponential Functions and Logarithmic Functions are of each other, Sketch the graph of y= e* ‘The inverse of y = ei Sketch the graph of this function, Formulas for Compound Interest: For n compoundings per year For continuous compounding138_ Chapter 3__ Exponential and Logarit Chapter 3 Practice Test : 1, Solve for: 8/5 = 8 2. Solve for x37 3. Graph fla) = 2 by hand 4, Graph g(s) = ef + Eby hand 5. IF $5000 is invested at 9% interest, find the amount after tree years ifthe interest is compounded (@) monthly (6) quarterly (6) continuously 6 White the equation in ogame form: 7-2 = 2 7. Solve for x x — lop, fs & 8 Given log, 2 = 0:3562 and Yop, 5 ~ 08271, evaluate long V87E. : 9. White 5inx — $iny + 61nz as. single logarithm, 10, Using your calculator snd the change of base fom, evaluate logy 28 11, Use your caentr to save for Ni: logyg = 0.6646 12, Graph y = logy by hand. 13. Determine the domain of (3) = logs(x? ~ 9). 14. Graph y = In( ~ 2) by hand. nx 1S. True or false: = ta(e — 15, Tine or false: Infx — ») 16, Solve for x: S*= 41 7. Solve forse 2 ~ 3? = loge ite ia 48. Solve for x: logy x + logy(x — 3) 19, Solve for x: 4 20. Six thousand dollars is deposited into a fund at an annual percentage rate of 13% Find the time required for the investment to double ifthe interest is compounded continuously. log, 2 a 22. The half-life of a radioactive isotope is 245,000 years. 21. What percent of the present amount will remain after 5000 years? Evaluate: log,, 8 Ine’