Write down an explanation of how you can estimate
the value of log10(31415926)
without appealing to technology.
Without appealing to technology,
figure out the exact value
of the following logarithms.
(Hint: they’re all whole numbers.)
log5(625)
log2(1024)
log11(14641)
ln(e7)
Using a calculator,
write down a decimal approximation of
each of the following numbers
rounded to two decimal places.
log10(31415926)
ln(100)
log5(43)
Find the value(s) of x
that satisfies each of these equations.
2x=4096
3x=6000
3x2x=1234
ex=42
If log7(x)=5, what must the value
of each of the following expressions be?
(Hint: this is an exercise of
your effective use of the “rules of logarithms”.)
log7(7x3)
log7(49x2)
log7(343x)
If log5(x)=3 and log5(y)=10,
what must the value of each of the following expressions be?
log5(y2625x)
log5(x5y)
ln(25)ln(x3y)
Rewrite each of the following expressions
as a single logarithm.
I.e. “simplify” these into a form that looks like
logb(stuff) for some stuff.
log7(x)+4log7(y)
ln(5x)−3ln(z)
21log5(4x)+2log5(x+1)
Rewrite each of the following expressions
as a single logarithm.
−3log2(3x)+5log2(y)
ln(3)3ln(w)−31ln(y)
32log9(x)−2log9(y−1)+2log9(9)
In May 2008 an earthquake of magnitude 6.8 struck Honshu, Japan,
causing some injuries and building damage.
In March 2011 a magnitude 9.0 earthquake stuck Honshu,
killing thousands of people.
How much more powerful was this second earthquake?