Logarithms

See the missing power, move the graph and check your reasoning. Learn with Rajesh Sir through short topics, worked examples and questions that explain the next step.

Logarithms, made visible, with Rajesh Sir. Paired graphs of y=ln x and y=e^x with the line y=x. NCF Help Classes 11–12 and JEE course.

Classes 11–12 · JEE · optional Class 10 bridge

Logarithms with Rajesh Sir: See the Missing Power

Learn logarithms with live graphs, domain explorers, short quizzes and worked solutions. Choose a Class 10 bridge, CBSE Class 11–12 route or JEE challenge.

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Find the missing power with Rajesh Sir: 2 cubed equals 8, so log base 2 of 8 equals 3. NCF Help logarithm foundations.

Class 11

Logarithms: Find the Missing Power

Discover what a logarithm means with movable examples, clear domain checks and short quizzes. Build confidence with common logs, natural logs and powers.

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See the pattern, use the laws: 2 cubed times 2 squared equals 2 to the fifth power, connecting exponent addition to logarithm addition.

Class 11

Logarithm Laws: See the Structure Before Calculating

Understand and practise logarithm laws with factor tiles, exact worked examples and short quizzes. Learn when powers move out and why domains still matter.

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Move the input, read the curve: log base 2 of x increases, while log base one half of x decreases; both pass through (1,0).

Class 11

Logarithm Graphs: Follow the Input, Watch the Output

Explore increasing and decreasing logarithm graphs, inverse exponentials and simple transformations. Use clear coordinates, domain checks and short quizzes.

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Find the value, check it fits: the equation log base 2 of x plus log base 2 of (x minus 2) equals 3 has solution 4; candidate minus 2 is outside x greater than 2.

Class 11

Logarithmic Equations: Find the Value, Keep the Conditions

Solve logarithmic equations step by step with Rajesh Sir. Practise domain checks, repeated-log substitutions and worked questions with clear feedback.

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Different bases, one clear method: log base 8 of 4 equals ln 4 divided by ln 8, or two thirds. Learn with Rajesh Sir.

Class 11

Change of Base: Make Different Logarithms Work Together

Learn change of base with Rajesh Sir. Explore reciprocal logs, linked chains and JEE extensions through clear examples, interactive checks and worked practice.

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Follow the base, keep the order: rising base-2 and falling base-one-half logarithm curves illustrate order preservation and reversal.

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Logarithmic Inequalities: Follow the Base, Keep the Domain

Solve fixed and variable-base logarithmic inequalities with Rajesh Sir. Use graphs, case splits and number lines to keep every domain and endpoint correct.

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Get closer, see the limit: ln(1+h) divided by h approaches 1 as h approaches zero from either side, with an open point at h=0.

Class 11

Logarithmic and Exponential Limits: Follow the Approach

Explore logarithmic and exponential limits with moving values, clear worked examples and short checks. Build the Class 11 bridge to calculus.

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See the slope, find the rule: y=ln x and its tangent y=x−1 meet at (1,0), where the slope is 1.

Class 12

Logarithmic Derivatives: From Slope to a Powerful Method

Find logarithmic and exponential derivatives, apply the chain rule and differentiate x to the power x with clear steps, slope exploration and checks.

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Read the area, reverse the change: the area under y=1/x from x=1 to x=3 equals ln 3. NCF Help Class 12 integrals.

Class 12

Logarithmic and Exponential Integrals: Reverse the Change

Integrate 1/x, exponential functions and ln x with substitution, parts and definite integrals. Explore signed area and check every answer by differentiation.

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Long expression, clear structure: the product eight sevenths times nine eighths times ten ninths simplifies to ten sevenths by keeping its endpoints.

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Logarithm Challenges: Spot the Structure, Check Every Step

Try Rajesh Sir’s logarithm challenges: reject extra roots, simplify nested radicals and telescope long sums and products with exact endpoints and worked checks.

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