What are Logarithms and Log Functions in Math?

In this lesson, you will learn about logarithmic functions in math. A logarithmic function is a function that contains one or more logarithms. The logarithm, abbreviated log is the inverse function to the exponential function. Exponential functions are central to understanding bacterial growth, time value of money, exponential debt and interest, and more. So understanding logarithmic equations are important for the same reasons.
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From memory and it's been a while... Logarithms undo it exponentials

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Your problem log6(2x-3) = log6^12-log6^3 is written in a way that made me think I could solve by going 2x-3 = 12-log6^3. lol. Confusing, but then I realized that you would have written it log6^(12-log6^3) if that were the case. I finally got it. x=7/2.

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I was taught in school that log to 10 base is notated as lg

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What's a log?

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why not say: What's the exponent on base a = N? a log is an exponent, no?

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Solve the equation 4^2x-4(4)^x-32=0. on logs

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