Calculus Sections 5.1 Apply exponential functions An exponential function takes the form y = a∙b x where b is the base and b>0 and b≠1. Identify as exponential.

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Calculus Sections 5.1 Apply exponential functions An exponential function takes the form y = a∙b x where b is the base and b>0 and b≠1. Identify as exponential growth, decay or neither. y = 3(1/2) x y = -5(3) x y = 6(-2) x

Graph the following functions y= 2 x y = 9∙3 -x

Graph the following functions y= e x y = e x+1 + 2

Continuous Compounding A = Pe rt You invest $12,000 at 6% interest rate compounded continuously for 5 years. What is its final value?

assignment Page 258 Problems 2-14 even, 28,30,32