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General Mathematics _ Logarithms

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BASIC PROPERTIES

and LAWS OF
LOGARITHM
BASIC PROPERTIES and
LAWS OF LOGARITHM
Try This!

Solution
BASIC PROPERTIES and LAWS OF LOGARITHMS
Try This!

Solution

=Product and Power Laws

=Quotient and Power Laws


INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENT

1. loga + 2logb
1.logab 2

2. 3log33-3log3x = 3(1-
2.log3(3/x)3 log3x)

3.log5 + log7 =
3-
3log3x
4.2lnx – lny
3. log(5.7) =log35
5.log5(x2) – 3log5x 4. lnx2/y
6.logb(u2√v) 5. -log5x

6. log u2 + log v1/2


Solving Logarithmic
Equation and Inequality

Solving Logarithmic Equations
Solving Logarithmic Equations
Solving Logarithmic Equations
Solving Logarithmic Inequalities
Solving Logarithmic Inequalities
Solving Logarithmic Inequalities
DOMAIN, RANGE,
INTERCEPTS, ZEROES,
ASYMPTOTES

LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
DOMAIN and RANGE

LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
PROPERTIES OF LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS ON
DOMAIN AND RANGE:

1. The domain of a logarithmic


function are all values satisfying
the property that the argument
must be greater than 0, D:{x|
x>0}; and
2. The range of a logarithmic
function is the set of all real
numbers, R:{y|yR}.
YOU TRY THIS!

1.

2.

3
.
INTERCEPTS, ZEROES,
and ASYMPTOTES

LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
INTERCEPTS AND OR ZEROES OF
LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS

If you still remember the


intercepts of a function are the
points where the graph touches
the x and y axes. The x-intercept
which is also the zero of a
function is determined by letting
y=0 and solve for x, while the y-
intercept is determined by letting
INTERCEPTS AND OR ZEROES OF
LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS

Example1: Given.
Find the x-intercept or the zero, y-
intercept and asymptote.
INTERCEPTS AND OR ZEROES OF
LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
Example1: Given.
Find the x-intercept or the zero
Solution:
let y = 0. (know that f(x) can be replaced by “y”. Thus, it means
equating the function to zero.)
So we will have:

(then we solve for x by transforming the logarithm into


exponential)

x=1 (we know that any number raised to 0 is 1)


Therefore, the x-intercept is (1,0) and the
zero of the logarithmic function is x = 1.
INTERCEPTS AND OR ZEROES OF
LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
Example1: Given.
Find the y-intercept and asymptote.
Solution: (y-intercept)
let x = 0 (but first change f(x) to y)
So we will have:

(know that logarithm of zero does not exist since it is a property that the
argument must be greater than 0.)

Therefore, the given logarithmic function does not have a y-


intercept.
This happened because the vertical asymptote of the
function is x = 0 or the y-axis so naturally it does not have a
More Examples!
More Examples!
More Examples!
FIND THE DOMAIN, RANGE,
INTERCEPTS, ZEROES AND
ASYMPTOTES OF LOGARITHMIC
FUNCTIONS

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