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Use the equation and type the ordered-pairs.

y = log2 x
{(1/2,?), (1, ?), (2, ?), (4,?), (8,?), (16, ?)}

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Given the equation

y=
\[log_2(x)\]

{(1/2,?), (1, ?), (2, ?), (4,?), (8,?), (16, ?)}

Lets start with (1/2, ?)

Ordered pair is (x,y)

In (1/2, ?) , x=1/2 and we need to find out y

y=
\[log_2(x)\]

Plug in 1/2 for x, y=
\[log_2(1/2)\] =
(log(1/2))/(log2) = -1

we do the same for all ordered pairs

(1, ?)

Plug in 1 for x, y=
\[log_2(1)\] =
(log(1))/(log2) = 0

(2, ?)

Plug in 2 for x, y=
\[log_2(2)\] =
(log(2))/(log2) = 1

(4, ?)

Plug in 4 for x, y=
\[log_2(1)\] =
(log(4))/(log2) = 2

(8, ?)

Plug in 8 for x, y=
\[log_2(8)\] =
(log(8))/(log2) = 3

(16, ?)

Plug in 16 for x, y=
\[log_2(16)\] =
(log(16))/(log2) = 4

Ordered pairs are

{(1/2,-1), (1, 0), (2, 1), (4,2), (8,3), (16, 4)}

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