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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Exponential and Logarithmic Functions. Definition of Exponential Function. Properties of Exponents. Figure 4.3: Characteristics of the Exponential Functions y = a -x and y = a x ( a >1). Limit Definition of e. Figure 4.6: Types of Population Growth Models.

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Chapter 4

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  1. Chapter 4 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions

  2. Definition of Exponential Function

  3. Properties of Exponents

  4. Figure 4.3: Characteristics of the Exponential Functions y = a-x and y = ax (a >1)

  5. Limit Definition of e

  6. Figure 4.6: Types ofPopulation Growth Models

  7. Summary ofCompound Interest Formulas

  8. Derivative of theNatural Exponential Function

  9. Definition of theNatural Logarithmic Function

  10. Figure 4.13

  11. Logarithmic Form/Exponential Form

  12. Inverse Propertiesof Logarithms and Exponents

  13. Properties of Logarithms

  14. Derivative of theNatural Logarithmic Function

  15. Other Bases and Differentiation

  16. Law of ExponentialGrowth and Decay

  17. Guidelines for ModelingExponential Growth and Decay

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