12/9/2022-Warm Up

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12/9/2022-Warm Up

Last updated over 2 years ago

12 questions

Question 1

Condense the expression into a single logarithm. Simplify if possible.
(power first, quotient second)

Question 2

Condense the expression into a single logarithm. Simplify if possible.
power first (on last term), product second, quotient third.

Question 3

Expand each expression.

HINT: turn the radical into a power...then either use the power rule for exponents, or expand the power property going left and then product property...and distribute.

Question 4

Solve each equation. Check for extraneous solutions.
(make both sides ONLY one log by condensing the left)

use x= in your answer

Question 5

What is the inverse of:

Express your answer with

Question 6

Graph the function:

Question 7

Given the function:
What is the domain? (in interval notation)

Question 8

Given the function:
What is the range? (in interval notation)

Question 9

Given the function:
What is the increasing interval? (in interval notation...if none, type none)

Question 10

10.

Given the function:
What is the decreasing interval? (in interval notation..if none, type none)

Question 11

11.

What is the inverse of the function:
use
in your answer

Question 12

12.

What is the inverse of the function:
use
in your answer

Question 1

Condense the expression into a single logarithm. Simplify if possible.
(power first, quotient second)

Question 2

Condense the expression into a single logarithm. Simplify if possible.
power first (on last term), product second, quotient third.

Question 3

Expand each expression.

HINT: turn the radical into a power...then either use the power rule for exponents, or expand the power property going left and then product property...and distribute.

Question 4

Solve each equation. Check for extraneous solutions.
(make both sides ONLY one log by condensing the left)

use x= in your answer

Question 5

What is the inverse of:

Express your answer with

Question 6

Graph the function:

Question 7

Given the function:
What is the domain? (in interval notation)

Question 8

Given the function:
What is the range? (in interval notation)

Question 9

Given the function:
What is the increasing interval? (in interval notation...if none, type none)

Question 10

10.

Given the function:
What is the decreasing interval? (in interval notation..if none, type none)

Question 11

11.

What is the inverse of the function:
use
in your answer

Question 12

12.

12/9/2022-Warm Up

12/9/2022-Warm Up

Condense the expression into a single logarithm. Simplify if possible.(power first, quotient second)

Condense the expression into a single logarithm. Simplify if possible.power first (on last term), product second, quotient third.

Expand each expression.HINT: turn the radical into a power...then either use the power rule for exponents, or expand the power property going left and then product property...and distribute.

Solve each equation. Check for extraneous solutions.(make both sides ONLY one log by condensing the left)use x= in your answer

What is the inverse of:Express your answer with

Graph the function:

Given the function:What is the domain? (in interval notation)

Given the function:What is the range? (in interval notation)

Given the function:What is the increasing interval? (in interval notation...if none, type none)

Given the function:What is the decreasing interval? (in interval notation..if none, type none)

What is the inverse of the function:usein your answer

What is the inverse of the function:usein your answer

Condense the expression into a single logarithm. Simplify if possible.(power first, quotient second)

Condense the expression into a single logarithm. Simplify if possible.power first (on last term), product second, quotient third.

Expand each expression.HINT: turn the radical into a power...then either use the power rule for exponents, or expand the power property going left and then product property...and distribute.

Solve each equation. Check for extraneous solutions.(make both sides ONLY one log by condensing the left)use x= in your answer

What is the inverse of:Express your answer with

Graph the function:

Given the function:What is the domain? (in interval notation)

Given the function:What is the range? (in interval notation)

Given the function:What is the increasing interval? (in interval notation...if none, type none)

Given the function:What is the decreasing interval? (in interval notation..if none, type none)

What is the inverse of the function:usein your answer

What is the inverse of the function:usein your answer

Condense the expression into a single logarithm. Simplify if possible.
(power first, quotient second)

Condense the expression into a single logarithm. Simplify if possible.
power first (on last term), product second, quotient third.

Expand each expression.

HINT: turn the radical into a power...then either use the power rule for exponents, or expand the power property going left and then product property...and distribute.

Solve each equation. Check for extraneous solutions.
(make both sides ONLY one log by condensing the left)

use x= in your answer

What is the inverse of:

Express your answer with

Given the function:
What is the domain? (in interval notation)

Given the function:
What is the range? (in interval notation)

Given the function:
What is the increasing interval? (in interval notation...if none, type none)

Given the function:
What is the decreasing interval? (in interval notation..if none, type none)

What is the inverse of the function:
use
in your answer

What is the inverse of the function:
use
in your answer

Condense the expression into a single logarithm. Simplify if possible.
(power first, quotient second)

Condense the expression into a single logarithm. Simplify if possible.
power first (on last term), product second, quotient third.

Expand each expression.

HINT: turn the radical into a power...then either use the power rule for exponents, or expand the power property going left and then product property...and distribute.

Solve each equation. Check for extraneous solutions.
(make both sides ONLY one log by condensing the left)

use x= in your answer

What is the inverse of:

Express your answer with

Given the function:
What is the domain? (in interval notation)

Given the function:
What is the range? (in interval notation)

Given the function:
What is the increasing interval? (in interval notation...if none, type none)

Given the function:
What is the decreasing interval? (in interval notation..if none, type none)

What is the inverse of the function:
use
in your answer

What is the inverse of the function:
use
in your answer