Chapter Seven Test Flashcards
Exponential growth/ decay equations
Y=ab^(x-h) +k
Difference in B’s for exponential growth/decay
Growth b>1
Decay 0<b></b>
Two points always use for exponential growth or decay
(0,1)
1,b
How to graph Y=ab^(x-h) +k
Put in (0,1) and (1,b)
Then multiply by a
Then translate h and k
Compound interest
A=P(1+r/n)^nt P-initial R-interest as decimal N-# compounded per year T-number of years
Depreciation
Y=a(1-r/n)^nt A-initial R-interest decimal N- times reduced per year T-years
Graph natural base (e)
Same as exponential and decay just b is e^
CONTINUEOUSLY compounded interest
A=Pe^rt P-initial E-eulers number R-rate of interest decimal T-years
Exponential form vs log form
Base^ex=#
Log>base #=ex
Rewrite log equations
10^2=100
Log base 10=2
What does evaluate logs mean
To what power gives you
Log function
Y=log base (x-h) +k
Parent log function
Y=log base x
So base^y=x
How to graph log function
0,1,-1 for y
Graphs go up and away from y
Or down and away from y
Multiplying logs
Log base (m•n)
Add
Log base m + log base n