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Intermediate Algebra Chapter 12 Review Set up a Table of Coordinates and graph the given functions. Find the y-intercept. Label at least three points on the graph. Your graph must have the correct shape. For each exponential function, give the equation of the horizontal asymptote. 1. fx () = 2 x 2. gx () = 1 3 x 3. f(x) = 1+ 2 x 4. fx () = log 2 x 5. gx () = log 1 2 x 6. gx () = 3 x+2 7. Given f(x) = x and g(x) = x 2 9 , find each of the following: a. f(9) + g(1) b. f(x) + g(x) c. f(25) g(x) d. (f o g)(5) e. (g o f)(16) 8. Find the equation of the inverse of the given one-to-one functions: a. f(x) = x + 2 5 b. f(x) = (x 4) 3 c. f(x) = 2x + 1 3

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Intermediate AlgebraChapter 12 Review

Set up a Table of Coordinates and graph the given functions. Find they-intercept. Label at least three points on the graph. Your graph musthave the correct shape. For each exponential function, give theequation of the horizontal asymptote.1.

f x( ) = 2x

2.

g x( ) =13

x

3.

f(x) = 1+ 2x

4.

f x( ) = log2 x

5.

g x( ) = log1

2

x

6.

g x( ) = 3x+2

7. Given

f(x) = x and g(x) = x2 −9, find each of the following:a. f(9) + g(−1)b. f(x) + g(x)c.

f(25)•g(x)d.

(f o g)(5)e.

(g o f)(16)

8. Find the equation of the inverse of the given one-to-one functions:

a. f(x) =x + 2

5

b. f(x) = (x −4)3

c. f(x) = 2x + 13

9. Write each of the following as an exponential equation.

a.

log32 2 =15

b.

log3 81= 4

c.

log51

25= −2

10. Write each of the following as a logarithmic equation.

a.

3−4 =181

b.

251/ 2 = 5

11. Graph the inverse of the given one-to-one function on the sameset of axes. Label at least three points on the graph.

12. What test do you use to determine if a given graph represents afunction that has an inverse function? State the test.

13. Determine whether each graph represents a one-to one function(If so, it the function has an inverse function). State your conclusion.a.

b.

c.

Find the value of each of the following without using a calculator.Leave your answers in exact form (no logarithms in any answer).14.

log5 1

15.

6log6 5

16.

log25 5

17.

log4

116

18.

log7 719.

log1000

20.

log5 56

21.

lne22.

log3 81

23.

log 1024.

eln300

25.

log2 32

26.

10log 8x( )

Solve each equation algebraically without using a calculator. Giveexact answers.27.

log4 x = 328.

logx 16 = 429.

log9 3 = x

30.

log3181

= x

31. State the product rule, quotient rule, and power rule forlogarithms. (See section 5, chapter 12.)

Write each expression as a sum or difference of logarithms. Don’tuse a calculator; but, where possible, evaluate logarithm expressions.(Example: If the answer contains

log5 25, simplify to obtain 2).

32.

log2

32x

33.

ln5

e2

34.

log525

y3

35.

logbx2

z + 136.

log3 x2 2x −1( )

Write as a single logarithm. Don’t use a calculator; but, wherepossible, evaluate logarithm expressions without a calculator.37.

3logb x + 2logb y

38.

15

lnx + 2lny

39.

6logb x + 1( ) −3logb y

40.

3log2 x +12

log2 y + 1( ) − log2 y

Solve each equation algebraically. Do not use a calculator, and giveall answers in exact form (no logarithms allowed).41.

4x = 1642.

4x = 32

43.

4x =14

44.

25x = 545.

62x+1 = 36

Use a calculator to approximate the following to four decimal places.(Hint: The change-of-base formula may be needed on a few ofthese.)46.

e−1.25

47.

log2 1748.

log0.5 2.149.

log5.150.

ln4.8

Solve each equation by using an appropriate method. After you havegotten an exact answer, use your calculator to approximate theanswer to the nearest thousandth (three decimal places).51.

5x = 352.

10x = 8.753.

e2x = 6.154.

20−2.1x = 055.

103x−1 = 3.756.

4x+1 = 5x

57.

log2 3x + 1( ) = 7

58.

log(2x −3) = 3.259.

lnx = −360.

log5 x − log5 4x −1( ) = 1

61.

log4 x + 2( ) − log4 x −1( ) = 1

62.

ln x + 4 = 1

Solve each of the following application problems algebraically. Foreach problem, you may use your calculator but must show enoughwork to outline your solution strategy.63. How much will an investment of $15,000 be worth in 30 years ifthe annual interest rate is 5.5% and compounding is

a. quarterly?b. monthly?c. continuously?

64. The equation

y = 158.97(1.012)x models the population of theUnited States from 1950 through 2003. In this equation, y is thepopulation in millions and x represents the number of years after1950. Use the equation to estimate the population of the UnitedStates in 1975. (Use a calculator and round your answer to twodecimal places).

Answers:1-6. See graphs on following pages.

16.

12

7a. –5

7b.

x + x2 −9

17. −2

7c.

5x2 −457d. 47e. 7

18.

12

8a.

f−1(x) = 5x −2 19. 3

8b.

f−1(x) = x3 + 4

8c.

f−1(x) =x3 −1

2

20. 6

9a.

321/ 5 = 2 21. 1

9b.

34 = 81

9c.

5−2 =1

25

22. 4

10a.

log3181

= −4

10b.

log25 5 =12

11. See graph on following pages.

23.

12

12. Use the horizontal line test.HLT: A function f is one-to-one andthus has an inverse function if thereis no horizontal line that intersectsthe graph of the function f at morethan one point.

24. 300

13a. Yes, the function has aninverse.

25. 5

13b. No, the function does nothave an inverse because it doesnot pass the horizontal line test.

26. 8x

13c. Yes, the function has aninverse—it passes the horizontalline test.

27. x = 64

14. 0 28. x = 215. 5 29. x = 1/2

30. −4 50. 1.568631. See chapter 12, section5.

51. x =

log3log5

≈ 0.6826

32.

5− log2 x52.x =

log8.7log10

=log8.7

1≈ 0.9395

33.

ln5−253. x =

log6.12loge

≈ 0.9041

34.

2−3log5 y35.

2logb x − logb(z + 1)54. x =

log20log2.1

≈ 4.0377

36.

2log3 x + log3 2x −1( )55. x =

1+log3.7log103

≈ 0.5227

37.

logb x3y2( )38.

ln y2 x5( )56. x =

−log4log4 − log5

≈ 6.2126

39.

logb

x + 1( )6

y3

40.

log2x3 y + 1

y

57. x =

27 −13

≈ 42.3333

58.

x =103.2 + 3

2=793.9466

59. x =

e−3≈ 0.049841. x = 2

60. x =

519

≈ 0.2632

42.

x =52

61. x = 2

43. x = −1 62. x =

e2 −4≈ 3.3891

44.

x =12

63a. $77,231.65

45.

x =12

63b. $77,810.8263c. $78, 104.70

46. 0.2865 64. 214.20 million people47. 4.087548. −1.070449. 0.7076

1.

f x( ) = 2x, Horizontal Asymptote is the x-axis or y = 0 (y = 0 is the

equation of the x-axis) Y-intercept is (1, 0) x y

-1 1/201

12

2.

g x( ) =13

x

, H.A. y = 0 (y = 0 is the equation of the x-axis)

Y-intercept is (1, 0) x y

-1 301

11/3

3.

f(x) = 1+ 2x. H.A. y = 1. Y-intercept is (0. 2) x y

-1 3/201

23

4.

f x( ) = log2 x, There is no y-intercept. The graph does not cross the

y-axis. x y

1/2 -112

01

5.

g x( ) = log1

2

x . Note that the graph will not cross the y-axis.

X y2 -111/2

01

6. g(x) =

3x+2. Shift left two units. Horizontal asymptote does notmove—it remains y = 0. Y-intercept is (0, 9).

x g (x)-3-2-1

1/313

11.