Solving Exponential and Logarithmic Equations definitions Flashcards
Solving Exponential and Logarithmic Equations definitions
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Exponential Equation
An equation where the variable appears in the exponent, often requiring base rewriting or logarithms to solve. Logarithmic Equation
An equation involving a logarithm of a variable, solved by equating arguments or converting to exponential form. Base
The constant value that is raised to a power in exponential or logarithmic expressions. Exponent
The power to which a base is raised, often containing the variable to be solved in exponential equations. Natural Logarithm
A logarithm with base e, commonly denoted as ln, used when the exponential base is not 10. Common Logarithm
A logarithm with base 10, denoted as log, typically used when the exponential base is 10. Power Rule
A logarithmic property allowing exponents inside a log to be moved in front as a multiplier. Quotient Rule
A logarithmic property stating that the log of a quotient equals the difference of the logs. Exponential Form
A way of expressing a logarithmic equation as a base raised to an exponent equals a value. Logarithmic Form
A way of expressing an exponential equation as a log with a specific base and argument. Isolating the Exponential Expression
The process of rearranging an equation so the exponential term stands alone on one side. Argument of a Logarithm
The value or expression inside a logarithm, which must always be positive for real solutions. Like Bases
A situation where both sides of an equation share the same base, allowing exponents to be set equal. Linear Equation
An equation of the first degree, often resulting from setting exponents or log arguments equal. Undefined Logarithm
A situation occurring when the argument of a log is zero or negative, making the expression invalid.
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