Use the definition
of logarithms, as well as some properties to solve each
equation. See Example 1.
The problems called
WHAT IS WRONG?, if anything, are really enhanced
true/false questions. That is, simply saying "true" or "false"
is not sufficient -- you need to provide reasoning as well.
Use the definition
of logarithm or properties of logarithms to evaluate the
logarithms. You do not need a calculator for these
problems.
These problems
are exploring some ways of solving logarithmic equations.
See Example 2.
Compare each equation
as one of four types shown in Example 1 to solve the equation.
These problems are similar to Examples 3, 4, or 5.
Use the given equation
to answer to question.
Note: Homework Hints are given only for Level 1 and
Level 2 problems. Hints are generally not given for IN
YOUR OWN WORDS or Journal Problems. You can
also check some sources for homework help on the Links page
of this web site. Don't be afraid to ask your instructor or
classmates for help. You can also send an e-mail to: smithkjs@mathnature.com.
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