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Logarithms and logarithmic functions
Logarithms and logarithmic functions are pretty complicated, but they can give you a great excuse to bring your calculator to class. Logarithmic functions help you to find the inverse of an exponent in Algebra, and they’re important building blocks to help you in Calculus. Logarithmic functions are usually written in the form y = logbx. Since logarithmic functions are the inverses of exponential functions, this same formula would be written in exponential form as x = by. To isolate the variables in an exponential function, you can take the logarithm of each side, just as you would multiply each side in a linear equation. When studying logarithms and logarithmic functions, you’ll also learn about logarithmic equations and graphs, properties of logarithms and simplifying and evaluating logarithms. Start learning it all today on Alleyoop, with our step-by-step video tutorials and interactive practice sets. Join Alleyoop today, and your brain will thank you.
