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This resource provides a comprehensive overview of logarithmic functions, explaining their definition and significance as the inverse of exponential functions. It features graphical representations and examples to enhance understanding. Discover how to work with the change of base formula and explore practice problems that will aid in mastering logarithms. Perfect for students in Algebra II looking to solidify their grasp on this essential mathematical concept.
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Logarithmic Functions Mrs. White Algebra II
What are logarithms? • The inverse of the exponential function!
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Definitions of Logarithms • The logarithmic function is the function , where b is any number such that • is equivalent to • The function is read "log base b of x".
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Homework 9.3 Worksheet #3 Change of Base Formula