Using logarithm properties there are multiple ways of expressing the same transformations on a parent function. Given g(x) = 8 log[2(x)], find equivalent functions in the following forms. Round values to 4 decimal places where appropriate. a. g(x) = logb(x) + c b. g(x) = log[k(x)] c. g(x) = log[k(x)] Not all logarithmic and exponential equations can be solved algebraically. Use technology to solve the equation 32x-3 = log₂ (2x) to 4 decimal places. Include a sketch
Using logarithm properties there are multiple ways of expressing the same transformations on a parent function. Given g(x) = 8 log[2(x)], find equivalent functions in the following forms. Round values to 4 decimal places where appropriate. a. g(x) = logb(x) + c b. g(x) = log[k(x)] c. g(x) = log[k(x)] Not all logarithmic and exponential equations can be solved algebraically. Use technology to solve the equation 32x-3 = log₂ (2x) to 4 decimal places. Include a sketch
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![Using logarithm properties there are multiple ways of expressing the same
transformations on a parent function. Given g(x) = 8 log[2(x)], find equivalent functions
in the following forms. Round values to 4 decimal places where appropriate.
a. g(x) = log₁(x) + c
b.
g(x) = logħ[k(x)]
g(x) = log[k(x™)]
c.
Not all logarithmic and exponential equations can be solved algebraically. Use
technology to solve the equation 32x-3 = log₂ (2x) to 4 decimal places. Include a sketch](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fbec23eaa-92f3-4f87-87f5-5f749f4e6e2d%2F3f02e88e-68b2-43f6-bebf-9343b89ff779%2F8yfhweq_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Using logarithm properties there are multiple ways of expressing the same
transformations on a parent function. Given g(x) = 8 log[2(x)], find equivalent functions
in the following forms. Round values to 4 decimal places where appropriate.
a. g(x) = log₁(x) + c
b.
g(x) = logħ[k(x)]
g(x) = log[k(x™)]
c.
Not all logarithmic and exponential equations can be solved algebraically. Use
technology to solve the equation 32x-3 = log₂ (2x) to 4 decimal places. Include a sketch
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