Answer/Discussion
to 1a
This time the base is e. Make sure
that you keep that same base throughout the problem.
*Use the product rule
*Use the definition
of logs to simplify
*1/2 is the exponent needed on e to get e^1/2
Answer/Discussion
to 1b
This time the base is 10. Make sure that you keep that same base
throughout the problem.
*Use the definition
of logs to simplify
*4 is the exponent needed on 10 to get 10000
Answer/Discussion
to 1c
This time the base is 3. Make sure that you keep that same base
throughout the problem.
*Use the product rule and the quotient rule
*Use the power
rule
Answer/Discussion
to 2a
This time the base is 10. Make sure that you keep that same base
throughout the problem.
Answer/Discussion
to 2b
This time the base is e. Make sure
that you keep that same base throughout the problem.
*Use the quotient
rule
Answer/Discussion
to 3a
*Use the calculator to find ln 20 and ln 1.5
*Divide
Last revised on March 23, 2011 by Kim Seward.
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