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We will look at various logarithmic scales including Richter scale calculations for comparing the intensities of earthquakes, ...

Okay um today we're going to learn how to write equivalent forms for exponential and logarithmic functions it means we're going ...

In this lesson, you will learn how to solve problems involving Logarithmic Functions! 00:00- Introduction 00:51 - Examples ...

Logs and Exponents with the same base undo each other.

This is the lesson for exponential functions (part II) on August 24, 2012. Here's to you...Baffour, David, Francis, and Sydney.

This video walks through word problems involving exponential functions and shows to how to discover the "a" and "b" of the ...

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Now at this point we are going to use logarithms so we are going to take the logarithm or apply the logarithm function to both sides ...

So if you need to copy that down pause it otherwise we're going to finish by looking at some word problems sorry about that just ...

And so our equation is going to look like this. Or more simply 10 million times 1 minus .9 is .10 to the n. Now to answer our ...

Logarithm Applications - Random Story Problem. Involves evaluating and solving, with use of notation students often confuse.

Today we're gonna solve some equations using exponential properties and logarithmic properties we'll have one problem word ...

Ken teaches how to solve a logarithmic inequality, first reviewing an example. I'm not sure how helpful he is to anyone learning ...

This is a worked example on logarithms from Algebra 2.

The form for basic exponential growth/decay models, half-life, and a couple of examples.

Graphing the exponential and finding the logarithmic function from its points. Basic logarithmic calculations. Note that at 3:39 I ...

This is part of series of videos developed by Mathematics faculty at the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics.

Problems using e and natural logarithm.