Chapter 10

Name______________________________ Period_____ Date_______Algebra 2 / TrigonometryChapter 10 – Exponential and Logarithmic FunctionsHomework AssignmentsSection 1 – Rational ExponentsObjective: To extend the meaning of exponents to include rational numbers.H.W. #41 - Page 458; 1 – 35 odds and Mixed Review allDue:Section 2 – Real Numbers ExponentsObjective: To extend the meaning of exponents to include irrational numbers and todefine exponential functions.H.W. #42 – Page 461; 1 – 29 oddsDue:Section 3 – Composition and Inverses of FunctionsObjective: To find the composite of two given functions and to find the inverse of a givenfunction.H.W. #43 – Page 466; 1 – 14 allDue:Section 4 – Definition of LogarithmsObjective: To define logarithmic functions and to learn how they are related toexponential functions.H.W. #44 – Page 470; 1 – 25 oddsDue:Section 5 – Laws of LogarithmsObjective: To learn and apply the basic properties of logarithms.H.W. #45 – Page 476; 1 – 25 odds and Page 477 Mixed Review allDue:Section 6 – Applications of LogarithmsObjective: To use common logarithms to solve equations involving powers and toevaluate logarithms with any given base.H.W. #46 – Page 481; 1 – 37 oddsDue:Section 7 – Problem Solving: Exponential Growth and DecayObjective: To use exponential and logarithmic functions to solve growth and decayproblems.H.W. #47 – Page 486; 1 – 11 odds and Page 488 Mixed Review allDue:Section 8 – The Natural Logarithm FunctionObjective: To define and use the natural logarithm function.H.W. #48 – Page 490; 1 – 37 oddsDue:

Even AnswersPage 466 – 2. a) 1 b) -11/2 c) -3 d) x/2 – 3 4. a) 4 b) 2 2 c)2x2d) x/446. a) 0 b) 3 − 3 c) x − 3 d) x – 6 8. Yes 10. Yes 12. 3x – 6 14. 12 / x