2.
If I want to represent the number 3 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
3.
If I raise 16 to the power of zero, what is the number it will generate?
Explanation
All numbers raised to the power of zero will give you the number 1
4.
If I raise 17 to the power of zero, what is the number it will generate?
Explanation
All numbers raised to the power of zero will give you the number 1
5.
If I raise 2 to the power of zero, what is the number it will generate?
Explanation
All numbers raised to the power of zero will give you the number 1
6.
If I want to represent the number 3872 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
7.
If I want to represent the number 597 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
8.
If I want to represent the number 122 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
9.
If I want to represent the number 46 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
10.
If I want to represent the number 37 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
11.
If I want to represent the number 100000 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Any multiple of 10 written as a log is simply the number of zeros!
12.
If I want to represent the number 15387 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
13.
If I want to represent the number 597868 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
14.
If I want to represent the number 649734 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
15.
If I want to represent the number 10000000 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Any multiple of 10 written as a log is simply the number of zeros!
16.
If I want to represent the number 1000000000 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Any multiple of 10 written as a log is simply the number of zeros!
17.
If I want to represent the number 100000000 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Any multiple of 10 written as a log is simply the number of zeros!
18.
The log base 10 of a number is 0. What is the number?
Explanation
Any whole log is multiple of 10, starting with 0=1, 1=10, 2=100, 3=1000 etc
19.
The log base 10 of a number is 8. What is the number?
Explanation
Any whole log is multiple of 10, starting with 0=1, 1=10, 2=100, 3=1000 etc
20.
The log base 10 of a number is 7. What is the number?
Explanation
Any whole log is multiple of 10, starting with 0=1, 1=10, 2=100, 3=1000 etc
21.
The log base 10 of a number is 6. What is the number?
Explanation
Any whole log is multiple of 10, starting with 0=1, 1=10, 2=100, 3=1000 etc
22.
The log base 10 of a number is 5. What is the number?
Explanation
Any whole log is multiple of 10, starting with 0=1, 1=10, 2=100, 3=1000 etc
23.
If I raise 18 to the power of zero, what is the number it will generate?
Explanation
All numbers raised to the power of zero will give you the number 1
24.
If I want to represent the number 1278 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
25.
If I want to represent the number 55 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
26.
The log base 10 of a number is 4. What is the number?
Explanation
Any whole log is multiple of 10, starting with 0=1, 1=10, 2=100, 3=1000 etc
27.
If I want to represent the number 167 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
28.
If I want to represent the number 16795 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
29.
The log base 10 of a number is 1.39. What values will the actual number fall between?
Correct Answer
A. 10 to 50
Explanation
Because the scale is exponential, 3.2 is around the half way mark, 32 is half way between 10 and 100, 320 is half way between 100 and 1000.
30.
The log base 10 of a number is 2.81. What values will the actual number fall between?
Correct Answer
A. 500 - 1000
Explanation
Because the scale is exponential, 3.2 is around the half way mark, 32 is half way between 10 and 100, 320 is half way between 100 and 1000.
31.
The log base 10 of a number is 2.17. What values will the actual number fall between?
Correct Answer
A. 100 - 500
Explanation
Because the scale is exponential, 3.2 is around the half way mark, 32 is half way between 10 and 100, 320 is half way between 100 and 1000.
32.
If I want to represent the number 7 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Correct Answer
0.85
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
33.
The log base 10 of a number is 0.39. What values will the actual number fall between?
Explanation
Because the scale is exponential, 3.2 is around the half way mark, 32 is half way between 10 and 100, 320 is half way between 100 and 1000.
34.
The log base 10 of a number is 1.2. What values will the actual number fall between?
Correct Answer
A. 10 to 50
Explanation
Because the scale is exponential, 3.2 is around the half way mark, 32 is half way between 10 and 100, 320 is half way between 100 and 1000.
35.
The log base 10 of a number is 0.4. What values will the actual number fall between?
Correct Answer
A. 5 to 10
Explanation
Because the scale is exponential, 3.2 is around the half way mark, 32 is half way between 10 and 100, 320 is half way between 100 and 1000.
36.
The log base 10 of a number is 1.43. What values will the actual number fall between?
Correct Answer
A. 10 to 50
Explanation
Because the scale is exponential, 3.2 is around the half way mark, 32 is half way between 10 and 100, 320 is half way between 100 and 1000.
37.
If I want to represent the number 10000 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Correct Answer
4, 4.00
Explanation
Any multiple of 10 written as a log is simply the number of zeros!
38.
If I want to represent the number 5 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Correct Answer
0.70, 0.7
Explanation
Use your calculator, round to TWO DECIMAL PLACES as in the initial instructions
39.
If I want to represent the number 1000000 as a log to the base 10, what will the log be?
Correct Answer
6, 6.00
Explanation
Any multiple of 10 written as a log is simply the number of zeros!
40.
The log base 10 of a number is 2.34. What values will the actual number fall between?
Correct Answer
A. 100 - 500
Explanation
Because the scale is exponential, 3.2 is around the half way mark, 32 is half way between 10 and 100, 320 is half way between 100 and 1000.