3.2: Logarithmic Notation
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A Logarithm is an exponent. In the early
The fundamental idea of logarithmic notation is that it is simply a restatement of an exponential relationship. The definition of a logarithm says:
The notation above would be read as "log to the base
Example
Express the given statement using exponential notation:
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Example
Express the given statement using exponential notation:
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If the logarithm notation appears without a base, it is usually assumed that the base should be 10
Example
Express the given statement using exponential notation:
The notation
Example
Express the given statement using exponential notation:
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In some cases, we would want to change an exponential statement into a logarithmic statement.
Example
Express the given statement using logarithmic notation:
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Example
Express the given statement using logarithmic notation:
If
Example
Express the given statement using logarithmic notation:
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Exercises 3.2
Rewrite each of the following using exponential notation.
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Rewrite each of the following using logarithmic notation.
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