Exponential and Logarithmic Functions flashcards
31 flashcard decks by 27 users
This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on exponential and logarithmic functions, from log rules and notation to graphs and growth models. With over 20 flashcards from more than 10 users, it offers practice for school students, university students and professional candidates, as well as ready-made revision material for teachers. Explore a deck that matches what you are studying.
Flashcards
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14 cardsAlgebra 2/Trigonometry Regents Review - Exponents and Complex Numbers Flashcards on exponents and complex numbers for the Algebra 2/Trigonometry Regents.
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14 cardsExponential and logerithmic functions
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9 cardsProperties of Logarithms
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10 cardsAlgebra 2/Trigonometry Regents - Logarithm Properties/Rules Flashcards on logarithm properties/rules for the Algebra 2/Trigonometry Regents.
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21 cardsLogarithm Basics Logarithm Basics
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10 cardsLogarithm
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10 cardsExponentials and Logarithms What are exponentials/indices?
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14 cardsInterpreting Exponential Models For the following exponential function which letter represents the initial value?
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17 cardsProperties of Exponential Functions What is the y-intercept?
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9 cardsC3 e^x and lnx
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46 cardsMTH162 - 5.1-5.4 5.1 Inverse Function Steps
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12 cardsExponential Functions
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4 cardsexponentials and logarithms what are exponential functions
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10 cardsProperties of Logarithms
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6 cardsChapter 7 - Exponentials and Logarithms How can Loga(b) = c be written as?
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8 cardsLOGS Laws of Logs
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4 cardsLogs
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6 cardsUntitled
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8 cardsPre-cal Formulas
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3 cardscompound growth/decay formula Amount after days/hours/years
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8 cardsLog Rules Log rules and formulas that you ar expected to be able to recall. They are not in the formula booklet
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9 cardsRewrite a log as an Exponent: Write each Logarithmic function as an exponent:
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11 cardsLogarithms
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9 cardswrite exponential functions into logarithmic functions
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8 cardsNatural Logarithm Properties
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4 cardsIs it Exponential Growth or Decay? Is this an example of exponential growth or decay?
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2 cardsExponential Growth or Decay Is this an example of exponential growth or decay?
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18 cardsProperties of Logs and Exponents
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2 cardsLogs
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7 cardsLogarithms
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2 cardsLogarithm
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The decks on this page cover notation, rules, graphs and models. Logarithm Basics includes prompts on converting an exponential expression into logarithmic form. Exponentials and Logarithms asks about indices, log laws and modelling relationships.
Choosing a deck
Start with Logarithm Basics if you want to practise notation and straightforward conversions. For graph features, try Properties of Exponential Functions, which asks about intercepts, asymptotes and ranges. Interpreting Exponential Models focuses on identifying initial values and growth in models.
Make the cards work for you
Read each prompt and try to give your answer before turning the card. Return to the cards you find difficult, then use a different deck to practise the same ideas in another context. If you want an overview or a separate check, switch to a mind map or quiz on the unit page. Pick a deck and start with the cards that match your current topic.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a useful starting point?
Logarithm Basics is a useful place to begin with notation and conversions between exponential and logarithmic forms. If you would rather review both topics together, Exponentials and Logarithms asks about indices, logarithms, their laws and ways to model relationships.
Are there cards on graphs and growth?
Yes. Properties of Exponential Functions includes questions about intercepts, asymptotes, ranges and whether a function is increasing or decreasing. Interpreting Exponential Models has prompts about initial values and percentage growth, including a population example. Choose the deck that matches the kind of practice you need.
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