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ALG2.174 Recognizing Common Log and Natural Log Worksheet

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Algebra II

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Math

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Which expression is the most direct way to compute log base 10 of 250 on a calculator?

APress LN then type 250

BPress LOG then type 250

CPress EXP then type 250

DPress 10 raised to x then type 250

Solution & Explanation:The LOG key computes the base-10 logarithm, which is what log base 10 means.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

A student says: “LN is just LOG on a different button.” In one sentence, explain the key difference.

Solution & Explanation:The bases are different: ln means natural log with base e, and log (without a base) typically means base 10.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

pH is defined by pH = −log([H+]) (base 10). If pH changes from 6 to 4, how does [H+] change?

AIt becomes 2 times as large

BIt becomes 10 times as large

CIt becomes 100 times as large

DIt becomes 1000 times as large

Solution & Explanation:A change of 2 in a base-10 logarithmic scale corresponds to a factor of 10² = 100 in the underlying quantity.

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