Logarithm Functions - Practice

This math unit begins with practicing logarithms focusing on changing the base, both from single integers to fractions and using variables, aiding students in understanding how to switch between different logarithmic bases. The unit progresses into deeper logarithmic properties such as the quotient and product properties where students learn to convert between the sum and product of logarithms and the logarithm of a quotient or product, using both integers and variables. Advanced manipulations include power laws converting exponents within logarithms to products and vice versa, moving towards an algebraic focus. Subsequent sections merge these logarithmic skills with algebra, where the unit turns complex by requiring students to transform logarithmic equations into quadratic equations using product and quotient properties. Advanced algebraic manipulation with logarithms is explored, solving equations involving monomials, binomials, and constants, aiming to isolate variables in predominantly logarithmic contexts. Towards the end, the unit dives into complex algebraic equations combining logarithmic understanding with exponent isolation in scenarios involving binomials, further enhancing the students' ability to manage and solve sophisticated logarithmic and algebraic expressions systematically.Skills you will learn include:

  • Power law for logarithms
  • Product law for logarithms
  • Quotient law for logarithms
  • Changing logarithm bases
  • Algebra with logarithms
  • Algebra with exponents
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Logarithm Functions - Practice


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