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Pre-AP Algebra 2 Unit 9 - Lesson 2 Introduction to Logarithms Objectives: Students will be able to convert between exponential and logarithmic forms of an expression, including the use of the common log. Students will solve basic equations with logs and exponentials. Materials: #9-1 exploration answers overhead; Do Now and answers overhead; note-taking templates; practice worksheet; homework #9-2 Time Activity 20 min HW Review Put up answers to lesson #9-1 on the overhead; students check. 10 min Do Now Students work on check for understanding problems and an exploration for logarithms 30 min Direct Instruction Background Information: Solve: 1) 100x 5 = 9600 2) 100(5) x = 9600 We have all the tools we need to solve the first equation. The second one is not yet solvable because we don t have an operation that allows us to isolate the exponents. A logarithm is an operation that allows us to do just that. Concepts: A logarithm is an operation that isolates an exponent. Logs are used to solve equations with a variable in the exponent. Definition: If b y = x, then y log b x. Examples: o This is pronounced y equals log base b of x. o Notice that the exponent y has been isolated. A log s base b can be any positive number (except 1). There are two special cases: 1. log 10 x is the same as log x. This is called the common log. 2. (we will come back to this in a couple of weeks) Convert between logs and exponentials: (do #1 2 together, students do #3 8 on their own) 1) if x = 3 y, then y = log 3 x 2) if y = log 5 x, then 5 y = x In the log, identify the isolated y as the exponent and the 5 as the base. 3) if 1.2 3 = m, then 3 = log 1.2 m 4) if a 4 = 24, then 4 = log a 24 5) if 10 x = 17, then log 10 17 = x, so x = log 17 6) if log a 4 = 5, then a 5 = 4 7) if log 25 c = ½, then 25 1/2 = c 8) if log x = 7, then 10 7 = x Find the exact value of a logarithmic expression: 1) log 2 16 log 2 16 = y 2 y = 16 y = 4, therefore log 2 16 = 4 2) log 3 (1/27) log 3 (1/27) = y 3 y = (1/27) y = -3, therefore log 3 (1/27) = -3

Solve equations: 1) log 3 (4x 7) = 2 3 2 = 4x 7, etc. 2) log x 64 = 2 x 2 = 64, etc. 3) 10 2x = 5 log 10 5 = 2x log 5 = 2x x = (log 5)/2 4) Solve 5 3 x 20 435 5 3 x 415. 3 x 83 Estimate the value of x. It must be between 4 and 5, closer to 4, so about 4.1 or 4.2. To find the exact value of x, we need to get it by itself. How can we isolate x? Convert to logarithm form. Convert to log form: x log 3 83 4.1 Concepts: Change of Base Theorem - Can be used to convert between any base. - We often convert to base 10 because that s what your calculator can do. log - Theorem: log oldbase x newbase x log newbase oldbase - Useful example: log b x log 10 x log 10 b log x logb Examples: x log 3 83 log83 log3 4.022. Find the exact value and then estimate: log 5 89 (2.789) 3 log 7 237 (-2.245) 20 min Pair Work Practice worksheet Homework #9-2: Introduction to Logarithms

Pre-AP Algebra 2 9-2 Do Now Name: DO NOW 9-1 Check for Understanding Rewrite with rational exponents 1) 4 5 2) 5 3 5 Exemplary 4 Proficient 3 Nearly Proficient 2 Emerging 1 Beginning Simplify the expressions. Don t leave any negative exponents. 3) 2 / 3 125 4) 3/ 4 9 9 5/ 4 5) 1/ 3 27 6) 36 1/5 36 3/10 Explore: (Put these in your calculator) log(10) = log(100) = log(1000) = log(100000) = log(.1) = log(.01) = log(.001) = log(.0001) = log(.00000001) = log(1) = What do you think the log function of your calculator gives you? What do you think you will get for log2 8?

Pre-AP Algebra 2 9-2 Pair Work Name: Introduction to Logarithms Change each exponential expression to an equivalent expression using logarithm form 1) 9 = 3 2 2) a 2 = 1.6 3) 1.1 2 = M 4) 10 x = 7.2 5) x 2 6) e x = 8 Change each logarithmic expression to an equivalent expression using exponential form 1) log 4 1024 = 5 2) log 3 1 9 2 3) log b4 = 2 4) log 2 = x 5) log 3 N = 2.1 6) log x = 4 Find the exact value of the logarithm without using a calculator 1) log 5 125 = 2) log 17 1 = 3) log 8 8 = 1 4) log 1000 = 5) log 3 6) log 0.001 = 27 7) log 4 2 = 8) log 16 2 = 9) log 1/2 16 10) log 2 4 11) log 1.6 1.6 5 = 12) log 1 What do the following equal? log a 1 log a a These are important properties of logarithms to remember.

Solve each equation. Check your answers. Remember that the base of a logarithm is always a positive number. Your first step for each problem should be to convert it from one form to the other. 1) log 3 x = 2 2) log 2 (2x + 1) = 3 3) log x 4 = 2 4) log x (1/8) = 3 5) log 5 625 = x 6) log 6 36 = 5x + 3 Write the exact value of x. Then, use your calculator to estimate x to the thousandths place. 7) 10 x = 128 8) 5(10 x ) = 30

Pre-AP Algebra 2 Homework #9-2 Name: Homework #9-2: Introduction to Logarithms Part 1: Change each exponential expression to an equivalent expression using logarithm form. 1) 1000 = 10 3 2) y 4 = -2.9 3) (¼) 2 = A 4) e x = 31 5) x 5 e 6) 10 x = 5 Change each logarithmic expression to an equivalent expression using exponential form. 7) log 5 1 5 1 8) log a 3 6 9) log 32 = x 10) log 6 = x 11) log 7 H = 7.9 12) log x = -2 Find the exact value of the logarithm without using a calculator. 13) log 2 1 = 14) log 7 7 = 15) log x x 5 = 16) log 1 10 = 17) log 1/2 32 18) log 1255 = Part 2: Solve for x in each equation. 1) log 5 x = 2 2) log 4 (x 5) = 3 3) log x = 5 4) log x 5 = ½ 5) log 10 x = 21 6) log x 8 = 3 7) log 2 (3x + 5) = 4 8) log 3 81 = 7x 10

Part 3: Solving Exponential Equations Solve each equation by isolating the power, then converting to a logarithm. Write the exact answer (as a logarithm), and then use the Change of Base Theorem and your calculator to estimate the solution to the thousandths place. 1) 5 x = 96 Exact: Estimate: 2) 3(7 x ) = 237 Exact: Estimate: 3) -2(1.5 x ) + 28 = 4 Exact: Estimate: 4) 45 4(2.5 x ) = 1 Exact: Estimate: Part 4: STAAR Review 1) What is the -value of the solution to the matrix equation below? a. -6 b. 14 c. -5 d. 12 2) Which of the following quadratic functions does not have zeros of -15 and 6? a. ( ) b. ( ) b. c. ( ) d. ( ) 3) The base of a triangle is 3 inches less than twice its height. If the area of the triangle is 126 square inches, which of the following equations can be used to find, the height of the triangle in inches? a. b. c. d. 4) Find all solutions: 1 x 2 x 3 3 x 2 a. x = 1 b. x = 1, 2 c. x = 0, 1, 2 d. x = 2, 4

Lesson Name: Introduction to Logarithms Date: Student: Portfolio Section: Exponents and Logs Concepts Examples Background.Concepts: A logarithm is an operation that isolates an exponent. Logs are used to solve equations with a variable in the exponent. Definition: If b y = x, then y log b x. This is pronounced y equals log base b of x. Notice that the exponent y has been isolated. A log s base b can be any positive number (except 1). There are two special cases: 1. log 10 x is the same as log x. This is called the common log. 2. (we will come back to this in a couple of weeks) Examples: Convert between logs and exponentials: 1) if x = 3 y, then 2) if y = log 5 x, then 3) if 1.2 3 = m, then 4) if a 4 = 24, then 5) if 10 x = 17, then 6) if log a 4 = 5, then 7) if log 25 c = ½, then 8) if log x = 7, then Background Information: Solve: 1) 100x 5 = 9600 2) 100(5) x = 9600 Find the exact value of a logarithmic expression: 1) log 2 16 We have all the tools we need to solve the first equation. The second one is not yet solvable because we don t have an operation that allows us to isolate the exponents. A logarithm is an operation that allows us to do just that 2) log 3 (1/27)

Concepts Change of Base Theorem - Can be used to convert between any base. - We often convert to base 10 because that s what your calculator can do. log - Theorem: log oldbase x newbase x log newbase oldbase - Useful example: log b x log 10 x log 10 b log x logb Solve equations: 1) log 3 (4x 7) = 2 rewrite as 3 2 = 4x 7 2) log x 64 = 2. 3) 10 2x = 5 5 3 20 435. x 4) Examples Estimate the value of x. To find the exact value of x, we need to get it by itself. How can we isolate x? Convert to logarithm form. Find the exact value and then estimate: log 83 3 log 5 89 = 3 log 7 237 =