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1 Work on Exp/Logs The following slides will help you to review the topic of exponential and logarithmic functions from College Algebra. Also, I am introducing the rules for differentiating these functions (for base e) in preparation for Monday’s class.

2 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
Recall the basic forms for An exponential function with base b A logarithmic function with base b

3 Base e e is an irrational number An exponential function with base e
A logarithmic function with base e

4 Exponential and Logarithmic Forms of an EQ
An exponential equation with base b can be rewritten as a logarithmic equation as follows: SAY: b to the x power = c SAY: log base b of c = x Base = b Exponent = the logarithm = x

5 Exponential and Logarithmic Forms of an EQ
Practice changing forms: Exponential form Logarithmic form

6 Exponential and Logarithmic Forms of an EQ
Practice changing forms: Exponential form Logarithmic form

7 An Exponential Application
An application with the natural exponential function involved interest compounded continuously: where A = amount, P = principal, r = rate, and t = time in years

8 Example Suppose we have $10,000 to invest and we find a bank that will compound continuously at a rate of 2.5%. How long will it take for our money will double? Do you remember how to do this? See next slide…

9 Example Use: P = $10,000 A = $20,000 r = 0.025, solve for t

10 Now solve the equation By hand: Divide by 10000:
Change to a logarithmic equation Divide by 0.025: Get a calculator approximation:

11 It is its OWN derivative!
To differentiate: Given a function of the form we find that its derivative is It is its OWN derivative!

12 How does this work if a = e?
In general: Given a function of the form we find that its derivative is How does this work if a = e?

13 An example: Given a function of the form its derivative is given as
IN WORDS: we repeat the exponential function then multiply by the derivative of the exponent

14 Next rule: Given a function of the form we find that its derivative is

15 Next rule: Given a function of the form we find that its derivative is

16 Let’s see the chain rule here
Given the function its derivative is given as

17 In words: reciprocal derivative of the variable x of the variable
expression expression


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