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    Q1W6 Exponential Functions

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    Here are the steps to solve exponential equations: 1) Isolate the exponential term by collecting all other terms on one side of the equation 2) Make the bases of the exponential terms equal by rewriting in terms of the same base if needed 3) Set the exponents equal 4) Solve for the variable Without the actual equations given, I cannot show the full work, but those are the general steps to solve exponential equations algebraically. Let me know if you provide any specific equations that need to be solved.

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    Here are the steps to solve exponential equations: 1) Isolate the exponential term by collecting all other terms on one side of the equation 2) Make the bases of the exponential terms equal by rewriting in terms of the same base if needed 3) Set the exponents equal 4) Solve for the variable Without the actual equations given, I cannot show the full work, but those are the general steps to solve exponential equations algebraically. Let me know if you provide any specific equations that need to be solved.

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    Exponential Functions

    Some of the most common


    applications in real-life of
    exponential functions and their
    transformations are population
    growth, exponential decay and
    compound interest.
    An exponential function
    with base b is a function of
    the form f(x) = bx or y = bx
    where
    b > 0, b ≠ 1
    Real life examples of exponential function
    Suppose a culture of 300 bacteria at MJD Farm is put into
    a Petri dish and the culture doubles every 10 hours. Give
    an exponential model for the situation. How many bacteria
    will there be after 90 hours?
    Real life examples of exponential function
    While an exponential function may have various bases, a
    frequently used base is the irrational number e, whose
    value is approximately 2.71828. Because e is a commonly
    used base, the natural exponential function is defined as
    having e as the base. The predicted population of a certain
    city is given by P=200,000 e (0.03y) where y is the number
    of years after the year 2020. Predict the population for the
    year 2030.
    Determine if the given is an exponential
    function or not.
    1. f(x) = 2x2 Not Exponential

    2. f(x) = 2x Exponential

    3. f(x) = 2-x Exponential

    4. f(x) = 12x Not Exponential


    Determine if the given is an exponential
    function or not.
     
    5. f(x) = 13x Exponential
    6. f(x) = (-2)x Not Exponential
    7. f(x) = x Exponential
    8. f(x) = 32x + 1 Exponential
    Activity 13 (Part 1): Determine if the
    given is an exponential function or not.
     
    1. f(x) = 13x 6. f(x) = 7-x
    2. f(x) = (-2)x 7. f(x) = xy
    3. f(x) = x 8. f(x) = vx-1
    4. f(x) = 32x + 1 9. f(x) = 9x+3
    5. f(x) = 1x + 1 10. f(x) = 62x
    An exponential function with base b
    is a function of the form f(x) = bx or y =
    bx where b > 0,
    b≠1

    Example:
    1. h(x) = 2x+1
    2. f(x) = 34x
    An exponential expression is an
    expression of the form a•b + d,
    x-c

    where b > 0, b ≠ 1

    Example:
    1. 12 x+1

    2. 8 +1
    3x-5
    An exponential equation is an
    equation involving exponential
    expression.

    Example:
    1. 8 = 32
    x

    2. 4 =16
    2x+2
    An exponential inequality is an
    inequality involving exponential
    expression.

    Example:
    1. 8 ≥ 32
    x

    2. 4 <16
    2x+2
    T Examples: Determine if the given is an
    exponential function, expression, equation,
    R
    inequality or none of them.
    Y
    1. 3x ≤ 22x Exponential Inequality

    2. 2x + 3 Exponential Expression

    3. f(x) = 13x Exponential Function

    4. f(x) = 12x None of them


    T Examples: Determine if the given is an
    exponential function, expression, equation,
    R
    inequality or none of them.
    Y
     
    5. 2-x Exponential Expression

    6. 8-2x+1 = 2x Exponential Equation

    7. 27x ≠ x Exponential Inequality


    8. y = 32x + 1 Exponential Function
    Activity 13 (part 2): Determine if the given
    is an exponential function, expression,
    equation, inequality or none of them.
     
    1. 81x = x 5. f(x) = 12x+7
    2. 5-2x > 15x-1 6. 2x – 5
    3. y = 10x 7. 5 ≤ 1252x
    4. 8-x+1 8. f(x) = 43x - 2
    Exponential
    Equations
    Solve each equation.
     
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    Solution for number 1
     
    Given
    x=3 Equate the exponent
    Always make sure that the base are equal
    Solution for number 2
     
    Given
    Make the base equal, rewrite 9
    x=2 Equate the exponent
    Solution for number 3
     
    Given
    Make the base equal, rewrite 16
    x - 1= 2 Equate the exponent
    x = 2+1 Transpose -1
    x=3 Simplify
    Solution for number 4
     
    Given
    =
    = Rewrite 64 to base 4
    x + 1 = -3 Simplify
    x = -3 -1 Equate the exponent
    x = -4 Transpose +1
    Simplify
    Solution for number 5
      Given
    Make the base equal, rewrite 8 and 4

    3(x-1) = 2(x+3) Equate the exponent

    3x – 3 = 2x + 6 Use the Distributive property


    Combine like terms
    3x-2x = 6 + 3
    Simplify
    x=9
    Activity 14. Solve each equation. (Show your solution)
       
    1. 6.
    2. 7.
    3. 8.
    4. 9.
    5. 10.

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