Exponential Function. y = a x If we look at the graphs of y = a x for different values of a, we can see that the gradient of the exponential graph increases.

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Exponential Function

y = a x If we look at the graphs of y = a x for different values of a, we can see that the gradient of the exponential graph increases as the value of a increases a  gradient 

y = a x a increasing

Gradient of y = 2 x at (0,1) is Gradient of y = 3 x at (0,1) is So there must be a value (between 2 and 3) where the gradient at (0,1) is exactly 1 This number is … and is called e

Natural Logarithms

By drawing the graph of y = e x we can see that there is an inverse function

If y = e x Take logs of both sides log e y = log e e x log e y = xlog e e but log e e = 1 So x = log e y Interchanging x and y gives y = log e x (written as y = lnx) This is the inverse function

Questions 1. Make x the subject of lnx – lnA = kt 2. Make t the subject of s = e -kt 3. Make x the subject of y-5 = (A - 5)e x

Questions 4.A colony of human settler on a previously uninhabited planet. After t years, their population, P, is given by P = 100e 0.056t a. Sketch the graph of P against t b. How many settlers were there planet initially? c. How long does it take for the population to reach 1 million?

Answers 1.lnx – lnA = kt ln(x/A) = kt x/A = e kt x = Ae kt 2.s = e -kt lns =-kt t =-lns/k 3. y-5 = (A - 5)e x e x =(y-5)/(A - 5) x =ln((y-5)/(A - 5))

Answers ctd 4.P = 100e 0.056t b.When t= 0P = 100e 0 = 100 c. P = 100e 0.056t = 1,000,000 e 0.056t = 10, t = ln 10,000= t = /0.056 = years =12x.47 months = 5.64months It takes years to 4 s.f. or 164 years 6 months to the nearest month