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MHF4U Advanced Functions Assessment

This document outlines an assessment for the MHF4U Advanced Functions course, consisting of various mathematical questions related to exponents, logarithms, and functions. It includes tasks such as simplifying expressions, determining properties of exponential functions, solving logarithmic equations, and calculating magnitudes on the Richter scale. Students are instructed to complete the assignment and upload their solutions to a designated Dropbox.

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MHF4U Advanced Functions Assessment

This document outlines an assessment for the MHF4U Advanced Functions course, consisting of various mathematical questions related to exponents, logarithms, and functions. It includes tasks such as simplifying expressions, determining properties of exponential functions, solving logarithmic equations, and calculating magnitudes on the Richter scale. Students are instructed to complete the assignment and upload their solutions to a designated Dropbox.

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Assessment - MHF4U n1+, Advanced Functions, 12, University - Virtual High School 2022-08-18, 6:16 PM

Instructions
You can either copy and paste these questions into a word document, or use the "Print Assignment"
button to print a hard copy for yourself. Then complete these assignment questions by hand, or in your
word processor, and upload your full solutions to the Dropbox.

Print Assignment

Question 1 (8 points)
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Simplify the following, using only positive exponents. Do not evaluate.

a) 32
3−4

b) 25 ×2−2
22

4
c) (x2 y)
xy3

(a5 b−1 c)×(a−2 bc2 )


d) a3 b2 c−3

Question 2 (4 points)
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For the following exponential function, state:

i. The domain and range

ii. The y-intercept, and

iii. The horizontal asymptote

x
f(x) = 3( 12 )

Question 3 (4 points)
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The half-life of a radioactive material is 3175 years. If there is 400 grams of


the radioactive material today, when would there be 25 grams still
radioactive?

Question 4 (8 points)
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Rewrite the following exponential functions as logarithmic functions, and the


logarithmic functions as exponential functions:

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a) f(x) = 2x

x
b) f(x) = ( 34 )

c) f(x) = log6 x

d) f(x) = log 2 x
3

Question 5 (6 points)
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Solve for all possible values of x within the domain of the following logarithmic
expressions.

a) log x + log 2 = log 7 − log 3

b) log4 (x − 3) + log4 (x + 9) = 3

Question 6 (12 points)


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In the following exponential relations, solve for x using logarithms. Round your
answers to 4 decimal places.

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a) 2x = 6

b) 3x+2 = 2

c) 72x = 52

d) 43x−1 = 90

Question 7 (8 points)
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Last week there was an earthquake that measured as a magnitude of 3.2 on


the Richter scale. Today you hear on the radio that there was a second
earthquake that was 27 times more intense than the first. What was the
magnitude of the second earthquake on the Richter scale?

Submitting Your Assignment


This is the end of your assignment. After completing all of the questions, upload your work to the
appropriate dropbox.

Print Assignment

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