chapter 4 Flashcards

1
Q

an exponential function

A

y=a (*) b ^x

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2
Q

what is y in y=a(*)b^x

A

the output

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3
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what is a in y=a(*)b^x

A

the initial value (y value)

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4
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what is b in y=a(*)b^x

A

growth/ decay factor

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5
Q

what is x in y=a(*)b^x

A

the # of cycles of growth/ decay

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6
Q

what is the exponential growth

A

b>1

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7
Q

what is the exponential decay

A

0<b></b>

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8
Q

how do you graph an exponential function

A

use an input output table w/ domains as -2,-1,0,1,2

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9
Q

does f(x)=1.5^x show growth or decay?

A

growth, 1.5>1

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10
Q

what formula do you use if an amount is increasing or decreasing by a constant percentage?

A

I=p(1+r)^t

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11
Q

what does I stand for in I=p(1+r)^t

A

y=a(*)b^x

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12
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what does the p stand for in I=p(1+r)^t

A

the initial value

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13
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what does r stand for in I=p(1+r)^t

A

rate of growth/ decay

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14
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what does the t stand for in I=p(1+r)^t

A

of cycles of growth/ decay

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15
Q

what is the growth factor

A

(b>1)

I+r(in decimal form)

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16
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what is the decay factor

A

(0<b></b>

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17
Q

define domain

A

x’s

18
Q

define range

A

y’s

19
Q

find the domain and range for and the inverse
X: 0-1-2-4-8
Y: 2-4-5-6-7

A

Domain: 0 x 8
range: 3

20
Q

how do you write the inverse of a function f(x)=2x

A

f^-1(x)=1/2x

21
Q

what is an exponential equation

A

b*=a

22
Q

what is a logarithmic equation

A

log b ^a=x

23
Q

how is 2^x=8 written as a log equation

A

log 2^8=x

24
Q

what does a log ask?

A

what power of b is equal to a

25
Q

2^4=16 in log

A

log2^16=4

26
Q

log9^9=1 in exponential

A

9^1=9

27
Q

log 4^64 evaluate

A

4^x=64

x=3

28
Q

logb^b=

A

1

29
Q

logb^1=

A

0

30
Q

logb^ (mn)=

A

logb^m=logb^n

31
Q

logb(m/n)

A

logb^m-logb^n

32
Q

logb(m)^n

A

n Log b^m

33
Q

logb^b^b^x=

A

x logb^b
x(*)1
x

34
Q

b^logb^x=

A

x

35
Q

how to solve an exponential equation

A

set it in terms of the same base or taking the log of both sides

36
Q

how to solve a log equation

A

use log properties to write as single log then write in exponential form.

37
Q

solve 3^2x=27

A

3^2x=3^3
2x=3
x=3/2

38
Q

solve log,6(2x-1)=-1

A

6^-1=2x-1
1/6=2x-1
7/6-2=2x/2
x=7/12

39
Q

how to solve an exponential equation

A
  1. write in terms of same base

2. take log of both sides of EQ

40
Q

how to solve a log equation

A
  1. write a one log by applying log prop. if necessary

2. put into exponential form and solve