Which condition must the argument of a logarithm satisfy for the logarithm to be defined?
11/14 11. Logarithmic Functions and Equations Online Quiz Questions
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True or false: ln(x) denotes a logarithm with base e.
- A
True
- B
False
What is the vertical asymptote of f(x)=log3(x−2)+1?
- A
x=0
- B
x=−2
- C
x=2
- D
x=1
Solve log3(2x−1)=4. Enter the value of x.
Complete the definition of a logarithm: logb(x)=y is equivalent to = x.
True or false: For positive values where the expressions are defined, logb(x+y)=logb(x)+logb(y).
- A
True
- B
False
Which statements are valid logarithm properties for positive quantities and a valid base? Select all correct choices.
- A
logb(MN)=logb(M)+logb(N)
- B
logb(NM)=logb(M)−logb(N)
- C
logb(M+N)=logb(M)+logb(N)
- D
logb(Mp)=plogb(M)
Solve log2(x)+log2(x−2)=3. Enter the valid value of x.
Which expression correctly applies the change-of-base formula to log5(17)?
- A
ln(17)ln(5)
- B
ln(5)ln(17)
- C
ln(17)−ln(5)
- D
517
Which characteristics belong to the parent function y=logb(x), where b>0 and b=1? Select all correct choices.
- A
Its domain is (0,∞).
- B
Its range is all real numbers.
- C
It has a y-intercept at (0,1).
- D
Its vertical asymptote is x=0.
Solve log2(x)+log2(x−2)=3. Show how the domain restriction is used to identify and reject any extraneous solution.
Solve log5(x+1)=2. Which value of x satisfies the original equation?
- A
x=4
- B
x=20
- C
x=24
- D
x=26
For f(x)=alogb(x−h)+k, complete the domain condition: .
Rewrite the exponential statement 43=64 in logarithmic form.
What is the domain of f(x)=log2(x−4)−3?
- A
x<4
- B
x≥4
- C
x>4
- D
All real numbers
Which expression correctly expands logb(y3x2), assuming x>0 and y>0?
- A
2logb(x)−3logb(y)
- B
2logb(x)+3logb(y)
- C
logb(x)−logb(y)
- D
logb(x2−y3)
Solve log4(x−1)=2.
- A
3
- B
4
- C
15
- D
17
Which statement correctly describes the graph of y=log1/2(x)?
- A
It is increasing because the base is positive.
- B
It is decreasing because the base is between 0 and 1.
- C
It is constant because logarithms are inverse functions.
- D
It has no real domain because the base is less than 1.
True or false: In a real logarithmic expression, the argument of every logarithm may be zero as long as the base is valid.
- A
True
- B
False
What is the name of a logarithm with base e?