Chapter 3 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions. Chapter 3.1 Exponential Functions.

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Chapter 3 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions

Chapter 3.1 Exponential Functions

Exponential Functions

Example xf (x) xf (x) 1/2 -21/4 -31/8 -41/16

x f (x)f (x)1/161/81/41/

Example xf (x) 01 11/2 21/4 31/8 41/16 xf (x)

x f (x)f (x) /21/41/81/16

Exponential Functions Math 17: assume P is linear polynomial.

Exponential Functions

Example 3.1.3

x12 y23/2

Example 3.1.4

x10 y-5

Example 3.1.5

x10 y08

End of Chapter 3.1

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