Thursday, 28 February 2013

Lesson Summary (February 27, 2013)

Worksheet A02d
6) log₅(log₃x)=log₁₀₀100
log₅(log₃x)=1
log₃x=5¹
x=3⁵
  =243

7) log₅x=a            log√5y=b
express xy² as a power of 5
x=5ª                      y=√5ᵇ
                               =5^b/2

xy²=5ª x 5^2b/2
     =5^a+2b/2
     =5^a+b

*Don't cancel your answer even if it seems wrong (sometimes it might be correct) only cancel after realising the mistake and redoing.

Worksheet A02e
9) 6ⁿ + 6^n+1 + 6^+2
= 6ⁿ+6ⁿ6+6ⁿ6²
= 6ⁿ(1+6+36)
= 6ⁿ(43)
∴divisible by 43 for all natural values of n.

11) log₅(5-4x) = log√5(2-x)
                        = log₅(2-x)/log₅5^1/2
                        = log₅(2-x)/(1/2)
                        = log₅(2-x)²

5-4x = (2-x)²
        = 4 - 4x + x²
x²=1
x=±1

* Sorry for the late post

Tuesday, 26 February 2013

Lesson Summary (February 26th 2013)

Morning Lesson:

We learnt how to solve logarithms using different methods.

Method 1: Covert log form to exponential form.
Method 2: Use change of base formula first.

For example:



Afternoon Lesson:

From the tables we have calculated out, we can conclude that:

- Power:   loga (xp) = p loga x

-  Product: loga (xy) = loga x + loga y

- Quotient:  

A formula can also be inputed into your graphic calculator to help change base:

Sorry I will input the formula when I get the paper back ><

Otherwise, you can use this log rule to change base too:

- Change of base formula: 

http://www.mathwords.com/c/change_of_base_formula.htm

Things to take note:


loga (x + y) ≠ loga x + loga y
loga (x – y) ≠ loga x – loga y






Wednesday, 20 February 2013

Applications OF Exponential and Logarithm

APPLICATIONS:

OF EXPONENTIAL
GRAPHING EXPONENTIAL

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OF LOGARITHM




GRAPHING LOGARITHMS

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KEY RULES OF LOGARITHMS

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GUIDELINES TO SOLVE LOGARITHMS




TI84plus : Logarithms - Change of Base

TI84plus : Logarithms - Change of Base


How to use TI84 to Calculate Log of a different Base



How to Programme Change of Base

TI84 Solving Quadratic

Solving Quadratic Equation Using TI8plus programme


Tuesday, 19 February 2013

Lesson Summary 19/2/2013: Wee Chang Han

Logarithm 

Laws of Logarithm:

1.
a^x = y
is equals to:
log a(y) = x

2. 
log10 = lg
log e = l(n), n = natural log.

3.
lg 1 = 0
log10 (1) = 0
10^0 = 1
Because:
loga(1) = 0
a ^0 = 1
where a ≠0.

4.
loga(a) = 1
where a ≠ 0, a >0
log10(10) = 1
because:
log10(10) = 1
10^1 = 10

Note:


5.
log10(-5) = error?
why?

-5 = 10^?

there is no value for the power of 10 to become -5, therefore log a base b = c, where a ≠ a negative integer or  < 0.

6.
loga(b) = log10(b) / log10(a)
            = ln(b) / ln(a)
            
caution!:
lg(b)/lg(a) ≠ b/a (do not cancel!!)

Correct:
lg(b)/ lg(a) = calculate both the top and the bottom.

7.
logc(ab) = logc(a) + logc(b)

8.
logc (a/b) = logc (a) - logc (b)

9.
log10(100) = log10(10)^2
                  = 2log10(10)
                  = 2

note:
loga(b)^n = n loga(b)


Friday, 15 February 2013

Using TI 84Plus and simple programme

INTRODUCTION TO TI84 Plus

Programming QUADRATIC INTO TI84 

Study the video provided for clarity of concept and greater appreciation of TI84plus.

Task 1: Simulate the programme into your TI84plus. Call it QUAD
Task 2: Extend your learning by considering the case when the answers are not Real ie. Imaginary