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WorksheetsUnit 5 Review Math III
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 35mins
Expand the following: log5(z8)
5log8(z)
8log5(z)
log5(8z)
8+log5(z)
Simplify the following: log324−log36
log318
log3144
log34
log12
18log3
Simplify the following: log5(3)+log5(r)−log5(w)
log5(3rw)
log5(3+r−w)
log5(w3r)
log5(w)log5(3r)
Solve log2(x+8)=log264
x=16
x=24
x=56
x=40
Example: Anne currently brings in an annual salary of $46,000 and anticipates a raise of 5% every year.
Is this problem describing exponential growth or decay?
Growth
Decay
Example: Anne currently brings in an annual salary of $46,000 and anticipates a raise of 5% every year.
Convert the growth percentage to a decimal.
(a)
Anne currently brings in an annual salary of $46,000 and anticipates a raise of 5% every year.
We now know that our r value is .05. What is our P value? (p is the starting value)
No dollar sign.
(a)
Anne currently brings in an annual salary of $46,000 and anticipates a raise of 5% every year. What will her salary be in 4 years?
Using a calculator or Desmos, answer the question by plugging in 4 for x. Round your answer to the nearest dollar: $ (a)
Example: A car bought for $13,000 depreciates at 12% annually.
Is this problem describing exponential growth or decay?
Growth
Decay
Example: A car bought for $13,000 depreciates at 12% annually.
Convert the decay percentage to a decimal.
(a)
A car bought for $13,000 depreciates at 12% annually.
We now know that our r value is .12. What is our P value? (P is the starting value)
(a)
A car bought for $13,000 depreciates at 12% annually. What will the car be worth after 10 years?
Using a calculator or Desmos, answer the question by plugging in 10 for x. Round your answer to the nearest dollar: $ (a)
Rewrite log28 = 3 in exponential form
28 = 3
23 = 8
32 = 8
83 = 2
log4 x = 3
Solve the equation for x
1.585
3.169
0.792
1.084
Condense: 3log5 a − 4log5 b +5 log5 c
Solve: logx1024=5
4
5
8
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