Pg. 301 Homework Pg. 309#25 – 39 odd Pg. 312#53 – 54 Pg. 311#1 – 12 all #1x = 10,000#2x = 1/e#3x = 5.25 #4x = ½ #5x = 97#6x = 1001 #7x = 16#8x = 531,434#9x.

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Pg. 301 Homework Pg. 309#25 – 39 odd Pg. 312#53 – 54 Pg. 311#1 – 12 all #1x = 10,000#2x = 1/e#3x = 5.25 #4x = ½ #5x = 97#6x = 1001 #7x = 16#8x = 531,434#9x = -4, x = 3 #10x = 2 4/3 #11x = e 3 /2#12x = 80 #13x = -4, x = 1#14x = 1/3 #15D 1 : (0, ∞), R 1 (-∞, ∞); D 2 : (-∞, 0)U(0, ∞), R 2 : (-∞, ∞) #16D 1 : (0, ∞), R 1 (-∞, ∞); D 2 : (-∞, -1)U(0, ∞), R 2 : (-∞, ∞) #17D 1 : (0, ∞), R 1 (-∞, ∞); D 2 : (0, ∞), R 2 : (-∞, ∞) #18D 1 : (0, ∞), R 1 (-∞, 0); D 2 : (-∞, -1)U(0, ∞), R 2 : (-∞, 0)U(0, ∞) #19x = (ln4.1)/(ln1.06)#20x = (ln1.6)/(ln0.98) #21x = (ln18.4)/(ln1.09)#22x = (ln3.2)/(ln1.12) #23#24

5.6 Logarithmic Equations and Inequalities Solve the following equations: Solve the following inequalities:

5.5 Graphs of Logarithmic Functions State the Transitions, Reflections, Domain and Range.

5.3 Annuities Consider a $110,000 mortgage loan with interest at 9% APR compounded monthly. – Draw a graph that shows how the term of the loan depends on the monthly payment amount. – What is the monthly payment amount required to pay off the loan in 15 years? – If you pay $500 more per month, how long will it take to pay off the loan? Consider a $180,000 mortgage 30 year loan with interest at 7.5% APR compounded monthly. – What is the monthly payment amount required to pay off the loan in 30 years? – If you pay the required monthly payment for 8 years and then pay $1250 more each month than the monthly payment until the loan is paid, how long will it take to pay off the house?

5.3 Annuities A $250,000 mortgage for 30 years at 6% APR. What will the monthly payments be? Suppose you make the required monthly payments for that same $250,000 mortgage for 12 years and then make payments of $ until the loan is paid. In how many years total will the mortgage be completely paid?