MATH 2412 Precalculus
North Lake College
David Katz, instructor
Section by Section List of Test Topics For Exam #2
(Chapter 4)
The exam will consist of 10 multiple-choice questions from this list of
20 topics from your homework sections.
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(4-1) Given the graph of an exponential function,
determine a formula for its graph
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(4-1) State the domain, range, and asymptote of an
exponential function
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(4-1) Use transformations to quickly sketch a graph of an
exponential function
- (4-1) Evaluate an exponential function in an applied
problem situation
- (4-2) Express a logarithmic equation in an equivalent
exponential equation, and vice versa
- (4-2) Evaluate simple logarithmic expressions without
using a calculator
- (4-2) Solve simple logarithmic equations using the
definition of logarithms
- (4-2) Given the graph of a logarithmic function,
determine a formula for the function
- (4-2) State the domain, range, and asymptote of a
logarithmic function
- (4-3) Use laws of logarithms to re-write a long
logarithmic expression as a single logarithm
- (4-3) Use laws of logarithms to quickly evaluate
logarithm expressions
- (4-3) Evaluate logarithm expressions of base other than
e or 10 using the change-of-base formula
- (4-4) Use logarithms to solve exponential equations
- (4-4) Use logarithms to solve exponential equations in
quadratic form
- (4-4) Use laws of logarithms to solve logarithmic
equations
- (4-4) Use logarithms to solve compound or continuous
interest problem
- (4-4) Determine the effective interest rate, also known
as annual percentage yield (APY).
- (4-5) Create an exponential model to represent a animal
or bacteria growth problems
- (4-5) Know how to use exponential functions and
logarithms to solve radioactive decay problems
- (4-5) Solve problems using logarithmic scales (e.g.,
decibel, Richter, pH, etc.)
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