Mada za sehemu hiiExponential And Logarithmic FunctionsMada 6
Basic properties of logarithmic functions
Consider the exponential function . Its inverse is . The domain of () becomes the range of (), and the range of () becomes the domain of (). The graph of is the mirror image of across the line (Figure 9.4).
For the exponential function (), the exponent is the logarithm of to base , written as . So, is equivalent to .
The logarithm of to base 10 ( or ) is the common logarithm. The logarithm of to base ( or ) is the natural logarithm ().
Using :
Using :
Let:
In exponential form:
Multiplying (9.3) by (9.4):
In logarithmic form:
Dividing (9.3) by (9.4):
Using (so ) and raising both sides to the power of :
Let . Then .
Taking logarithm to base on both sides:
If :
Example 9.7: Evaluating logarithms
a)
b)
Solution:
a)
b) or
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