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Modelling Curves using Logarithms Revision Questions

1. . Which of the following is NOT a function?

  1. x2 + y2 = 9
  2. x + y = 9
  3. x2 + y = 9
  4. x · y = 9

Correct Answer: A

2. . Which of the following figures does NOT show the graph of a function?

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Correct Answer: C

3. . Which of the following exponential functions has a graph with an opposite orientation to the other three?

  1. y(x) = 2 · 5x
  2. y(x) = ½ · 4x
  3. y(x) = 3 · 2x
  4. y(x) = 4 · (1/2)x

Correct Answer: D

4. . What is the value of the coefficient k in the exponential function y(x) = k · ax shown by the graph below?

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  1. 0
  2. 1
  3. 2
  4. 3

Correct Answer: C

5. . What is the base b of the function y(x) = k · bx shown in the figure below?

Math Tutorials: Modelling Curves using Logarithms Example
  1. 4
  2. 5
  3. 6
  4. 7

Correct Answer: B

6. . Which of the following graphs does NOT show a logarithmic function?

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Correct Answer: D

7. . What is the logarithmic function indicated by the graph below?

Math Tutorials: Modelling Curves using Logarithms Example
  1. y(x) = log x
  2. y(x) = log3 x
  3. y(x) = 3 log x
  4. y(x) = log (x/3)

Correct Answer: C

8. . What is the value of b for the logarithmic function y(x) = b · log x indicated by the graph below?

Math Tutorials: Modelling Curves using Logarithms Example
  1. -4
  2. -2
  3. 2
  4. 4

Correct Answer: A

9. . A modelled curve of the function y(x) = k · xn is shown in the graph below.

Math Tutorials: Modelling Curves using Logarithms Example

What is the value of the exponent n?

  1. 2
  2. 3
  3. 4
  4. 5

Correct Answer: B

10. . A modelled curve of the function y(x) = k · xn is shown in the graph below.

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What is the value of the coefficient k?

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 5
  4. 9

Correct Answer: A

11. . Which of the following lines represent the function y(x) = 3x2 after modelling the curve?

  1. log y = log 3x + 2 log x
  2. log y = log 3 + 2 log x
  3. log y = log 3 + x log 2
  4. log y = log 3 + log x + log 2

Correct Answer: B

12. . Which of the following lines represent the function y(x) = 0.5 · 4x after modelling the curve?

  1. log y = log 2 + x log 4
  2. log y = x log 4 - log 2
  3. log y = log 0.5 + 4 log x
  4. log y = log 0.5 - x log 4

Correct Answer: B

13. . What is the equation of the line obtained after modelling the curve of the function shown by the data below?

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  1. y(x) = 0.6 x2
  2. log y = log 15 - 2 log x
  3. log y = 0.6 log x + log 2
  4. log y = 2 log x - log 6

Correct Answer: D

14. . What is the equation of the line obtained after modelling the curve of the function shown by the data below?

Math Tutorials: Modelling Curves using Logarithms Example
  1. y = 1.2 · 5x
  2. log y = log 1.2 + x · log 5
  3. y = 1.2 + 5x
  4. log y = log 1.2 + 5 log x

Correct Answer: B

15. . What is the original function shown by the table below used for modelling the curve?

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  1. y(x) = 3-2x
  2. y(x) = -3x-2
  3. y(x) = -3x2
  4. y(x) = -3 · 2x

Correct Answer: D

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