Exponent and Log Form

• True, subtraction between two logarithms is division in condensed form.

• True, a logarithm is an exponent. When dividing like bases you subtract exponents therefor dividing logarithms as in this example.

• False, subtraction between two logarithms is division within a single logarithm in condensed form.

A logarithm is always represents

• an exponent.

• a base.

• an answer.

• a unicorn.

A logarithm is the inverse function of

• a quadratic.

• an exponential.

• a linear function.

• a cubic.

Solve for x:  log₆x + log₆(x-5) = 2

• √7

• 9

• 4

• none of these

Solve for x:

• 1

• 2

• .5

• 4

Solve the equation for x.

• 7.389

• 0.693

• 0.0183

• 6.581

Which equation matches the graph?

• y = 2^x+3

• y = 2^x + 3

• y = 2^x

• y = 2^-x

log₉(10)-log₉(x-3) =log₉(72)

• 81/16

• 113/36

• No Solution

• 92/15

log₉(x)+log₉(x+2)=log₉(35)

• 5

• -7

• 5, -7

• -7, -13

log7+log(x²-4)=log35

• -1

• -2

• -3

• -4