Application of Logs - [Pure 3]. Flashcards

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If ax = b, then x = ______.

In terms of log.

A

x = loga b.

or x = logb / loga.

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logax + logay = ______.

A

logax + logay = loga xy.

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logax - logay = ______.

A

logax - logay = loga (x/y).

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logaxn = ______.

A

logaxn = nloga x.

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lnx + lny = ______.

A

lnx + lny = ln xy.

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lnx - lny = ______.

A

lnx - lny = ln (x/y).

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lnxn = ______.

A

lnxn = nln x.

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8
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What are the 2 types of Exponential Graphs?

A

Exponential Growth and Exponential Decay.

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What is the General Equation for Exponential Growth/ Decay?

A

y = Aebx.
or
P = Akt.

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When using a model such as: P = Akt, how do you find ‘A’?

A

Set t = 0 and you should already have P. kt will equal 1 and so A will generally equal P when t = 0.

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What are the Linear Laws?

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The relationships between equations such as y = axn or y = kbx and the linear equation Y = mX + c.

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Show that y = axn can be written as Y = mX + c.

A

y = axn
–> log10y = log10axn
–> log10y = log10a + log10xn
–>log10y = log10a + nlog10x
………………………..where………………………..
log10y = Y,
log10a = c,
nlog10x = mX.
–> Y = c + mX.

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Show that y = kbx can be written as Y = mX + c.

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y = kbx
–> log10y = log10kbx
–> log10y = log10k + log10bx
–>log10y = log10k + xlog10b
………………………..where………………………..
log10y = Y,
log10k = c,
xlog10b = mX.
–> Y = c + mX.

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On a linear graph, what part of log10y = log10a + nlog10x or log10y = log10k + xlog10b does the y-intercept equal?

A

log10a or log10k.

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On a linear graph, what part of log10y = log10a + nlog10x or log10y = log10k + xlog10b does the gradient equal?

A

nlog10x or xlog10b, where the n or x is the ‘m’ part of the gradient and the log10x or log10b is the ‘x’ part.

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How do you solve for ‘y’ from a linear graph of lny or log10y against x?

A

You should get the y-intercept to be lny = a or log10y = a and you should take ‘e’ on both sides to get y = ea.