Today we did a few examples from the class booklet on Log Functions
Example 1: a) v = 3 b) w = 4 c) x = -4 d) y = 0.83 e) z = -3
Example 2: a) v = 4 b) w = 2 c) x = -3 d) y = 7.39 e) z = 3
Example 3: a) 6 b) 3 c) -2 d) 2 e) 2 f) 12
Example 4: B (Dividing entire logs is not the same as dividing the arguments)
Example 5: NR x = 32
Example 6: D
Example 7: NR x = 1.29
Example 8: NR x = 4.46
Example 9: C Logarithmic because the independent variable and dependent variable are interchanged
Enter L1 and L2, Stat Calc 9 (Ln Regression)
y = 32434.05 + -6974.1 lnx
y= VARS #5 Statistics > > EQ Enter
Graph with x:{0, 120, 10} & Y: {0, 16000, 1000} for window settings
Example 10
Graph y = 8848 and find intersection at X = 90
Graph y = 1049 and find intersection at X = 30
Subtract to find the difference = 60
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