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Chapter 4
Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
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Definition of Exponential Function
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Properties of Exponents
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Figure 4.3: Characteristics of the Exponential Functions y = a-x and y = ax (a >1)
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Limit Definition of e
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Figure 4.6: Types ofPopulation Growth Models
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Summary ofCompound Interest Formulas
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Derivative of theNatural Exponential Function
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Definition of theNatural Logarithmic Function
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Figure 4.13
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Logarithmic Form/Exponential Form
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Inverse Propertiesof Logarithms and Exponents
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Properties of Logarithms
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Derivative of theNatural Logarithmic Function
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Other Bases and Differentiation
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Law of ExponentialGrowth and Decay
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Guidelines for ModelingExponential Growth and Decay
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