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Evaluating Logarithms — Practice
Read as a question — "2 to what power gives 32?" — and every logarithm becomes an exponent problem.
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What you'll practice
A logarithm asks for an exponent: means " to what power gives ?". These questions cover whole-number powers (), fractional results (), common logs (base 10), and the special values and .
Worked example
Evaluate .
- Translate to exponent form: means .
- Count powers of 2: — that's .
- So .
- Check: . ✓
Common mistakes
- Dividing instead of taking a power: . The log is the EXPONENT, not the quotient.
- Fractions mean negative exponents: because — not .
- Forgetting the plain log is base 10: because .
Try a few
1. Evaluate .
2. Evaluate .
3. Evaluate (base 10).
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FAQ
- What does a logarithm actually mean?
- It's an exponent. log base b of x asks: b raised to what power equals x? Rewriting every log question in exponent form makes it concrete.
- Why is the log of 1 always 0?
- Because any base raised to the 0 power is 1. Similarly the log base b of b is always 1, since b to the first power is b.
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- Cramzoo is free to start — every unit opens with free skills and no account is needed. This particular skill is part of Premium ($6/month or $30/year), which unlocks every skill plus the parent progress dashboard.
- How is this different from IXL?
- No punishing score. A wrong answer gives you a step-by-step explanation, not a number that drops — and every question is reviewed by a human before you see it.
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