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Logarithmic Functions Integrated Math 4 Mrs. Tyrpak

What would the inverse of an exponential function look like?

Definition

Evaluate each expression without a calculator

Converting between exponential and logarithmic Equations

Solve each equation without a calculator

Other Logarithm Information

Properties of Logarithms

Inverse Properties of Logarithms

Express the following logarithm as multiple logarithms

Take 2 minutes to try this on your own…

Express the following logarithms as a single logarithm

Take 2 minutes to try this on your own…

Thanks for your attention! Don’t forget to complete both the extension and enrichment assignments before you move on. Keep up the hard work!