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6 .1A nO v e r v ie w
(p a g e2 3 4 )
C H A P T E R6
E X P O N E N T IA L S A N D L O G A R IT H M S
6 .1
A n
O v e r v ie w
(p a g e2 3 4 )
Inlo 4= 1 0 ,0 0 0 , th e e x p o n e n t 4 is th e l o g a r i t h m of 1 0 ,0 0 0 . T h e b a sei sb=1 0 . T h e lo g a rith m oflo m tim e s
1 0 "i sm
+n . T h e lo g a rith m
of 1 0 m /lO n ism-n . T h e lo g a rith m
of 1 0 ,O W x is4 x .If y=
b z
th e n x= lo g b y .
Here x is any num ber, and y is alw ays positive.
A b a s e c h a n g e g iv e sb=
a lO g a b a n d
b x
=
a x lo g a b .
T h e n 8 5 i s 2 ''.
In o th e r w o rd s lo g 2 yi s lo g 2 8 tim e s
lo g 8 y . W h e n y=2 i t fo llo w s t h a t lo g 2 8 tim e s lo g 8 2 e q u a ls1 .
O n o rd in a ry p a p e r th e g ra p h of y=m x+bis a s tra ig h t lin e . I ts s lo p e is m . O n se m ilo g p a p e r th e g ra p h
of y=A W
is a straight line. Its slope is logb . O n log-log paper the graph of y=Axki s a straight line. Its
slope isk .
The slope of y=
b x is dyldz= cbx, w here c depends on b. The num ber c is the lim it as h
- 4
0 ofb h -l
h
a
\ue000
S in c e x= lo g b y is th e in v e rse , (d x /d y )(d y /d x )=1 . K n o w in g d y /d x= cb x y ie ld s d x /d y=
l/c b x .
S u b s titu tin g
b xfo r y , th e slo p e of lo g b yi s l / c y . W ith a c h a n g e of le tte rs , th e s lo p e of lo g b xi s l / c x .
,5 9 2 ~ 2
5 1 -1 0 ;8 0 ;1 ;4 ;-1
7 n lo g b x
9 '0 .1
15 ; -5 ;-1 .1 .3 .
3
,1 ,
1 31 0 '
1 5 0; IS F=lo 7 1 0 ; 8 .3+ lo g 1 0 4
17 A=7 ,b = 2 .5
1 9A=4 ,k= 1 .5
2 1& ;2 ;1 0 g 2
23 y-1=c x ;y- 1 0= c (x-1 )
2 5( . I - ~- I)/(-h )
=(lo h-I)/(-h )
2 7
=c 2 b ~ ;
=- l / c 3
2 9 L o g a rith m
2 (a) 5
(b) 25
(c )1
(d) 2
(e) 10'
(f) 3
4The graph of 2-'
g o es th ro u g h (0 ,I ) ,(1 ,i ) ,(2 ,f ) . T h e m irro r im a g e is x= lo g t y (y is n o w h o riz o n ta l):
lo g ll2 2=- 1
a n d lo g l,2 4= - 2 .
6(a )7
(b )3
(c )a
(d )!
(e )&
( f )5
8 lo g b a=(lo g b d ) (lo g da ) a n d (lo g b d ) (lo g d c )= lo g b c. M u ltip ly le ft s id e s , m u ltip ly rig h t s id e s , c a n c e l lo g bd .
1 0 N u m b e r of d e c im a l d ig itsM
lo g a rith m
t o b a s e 1 0 . F o r 2'
"'
th is lo g a rith m is 1 0 0 0 lo g lo 2p i 1 0 0 0 (.3 )= 3 0 0 .
12 y=lo g lo x is a s tr a ig h t lin e o n " in v e rse " s e m ilo g p a p e r: y a x is n o rm a l, x a x is s c a le d lo g a rith m ic a lly
(s o x= 1 ,1 0 ,1 0 0 a re e q u a lly s p a c e d ). A n y e q u a tio n y= lo g e x+C
w ill h a v e a s tr a ig h t lin e g ra p h .
14 y=1 0 '- ~d ro p s fro m
10 to1 to. I w ith slope-1 on sem ilog paper; y=$ fix
in c re a s e s w ith s lo p e2
fro m y = ~ a tx = 0 to y = 5 a tx = 2 .
1 6I f 4 4 O /se c o n d is th e fre q u e n c y of m id d le A , th e n th e n e x t A is 8 8 0 / s e c o n d .
T he 12 steps from
A to A
a re a p p ro x im a te ly m u ltip le s of 2 l1 l2 . S o7s te p s m u ltip lie s b y 2 7 /1 2p i 1 .5 t o g iv e (1 .5 ) (4 4 0 )= 6 6 0 . T h e
s e v e n th n o te fro m
A isE .
1 8 lo g y= 2 lo g x is a s tr a ig h t lin e w ith s lo p e 2 ; lo g y=$ lo g x h a s s lo p e;.
20 g(f(y))=
ygives g ~ ( f ( ~ ) ) g
=
1or ey$
=1o r* =1
=1or ~ g ( f ( ~ ) ) g
d y
c y'
22 The slope of y=
1 0 '
is2=clO x (later we find that c= In 10). A tz=
0and x=1 the slope isc and 10c.
S o th e ta n g e n t lin e s a re y-1=c (x -0) and y -1 0= 1 0 c (x-1 ).
6 .2T he E x p o n e n tia le x
(p a g e2 4 1 )
2 4 h=1 g iv e sc= 9 ;
h =. 1g iv e sc = 2 .6 ;
h=
.O 1g iv e sc= 2 .3 3 9 ;
h=
.0 0 1 g iv e sc= 2 .3 0 5 ;
the lim iti s
c= In 1 0 = 2 .3 0 2 6 .
bl/'
-
=
2 6 (T h e right base isb= e.) W ith h=
we pick the base so th at, 1 7 4
1o rb 1 1 4=( 1+i )
=( 1+i ) '=g .
o rb
G e n e ra llyb=( 1+ h )'lh
w hich approaches e ash
-+
0 .
1 0 " -1
1 0 0 " -
1
2 8c= lim h ,o
7
=lim h ,o
=
lim h d o7
=
2
6 .2
T h e E x p o n e n tia le x
(p a g e2 4 1 )
T h e n u m b e r ei s a p p ro x im a te ly 2 .7 8 .
Iti s the lim it of( 1+ h) to the pow er l/h .
T his gives
l.O 1 lo O
w hen
h=.0 1 . A n e q u iv a le n t fo rm
is e= lirn( 1+& )n.
W hen the base isb= e, the constantc in Section 6.1 is1 . Therefore the derivative of y= ex is d y ld z=e x .
T h e d e riv a tiv e of x= lo g , yi s d x l d y=
l/y . The slopes at x= 0 and y=1 are both
1 .T h e n o ta tio n fo r lo g , y
is Iny,w hich is then a tu r a l logarithm of y.
The constant
e
in the slope ofb x
is
e
=
Inb . T h e fu n c tio n
b z
can be rew ritten
as ex lnb . Its derivative
is ( I n b ) e xl n
=( I n b )b x .T h e d e riv a tiv e of e " (x ) is e U ( X ) g .T h e d e riv a tiv e of e s in z is e s in x
c o sx . T h e
d e riv a tiv e of e C x b rin g s d o w n a fa c to rc .
T h e in te g ra l of ex is e x+C . T h e in te g ra l of eC x is i e c x+C . T h e in te g ra l of e u ( ~ )
d u ld z is e U (X )+C . In
general the integral of eU (")by itselfi s im p o ssib le to find.
14 9 e 7 x
38 e g X
53 x 1 n 3
7($ )'ln $
g - e f
(l+ e z )=
1 1 2
lS z e x
1 5i& q 5
1 7e s inxcos x+ ex sin ex
1 9 .1 2 4 6 , .0 1 3 5 , .0 0 1 4 a r e c lo s e t o&
2 1
e ,'e
2 3 Y ( h )=1+& ; Y ( l )=( 1+& )lo= 2 .5 9
2 5( 1+
!)x
<e< e Z< e 3 z /2< e Z X< 1 0 %< z x
3 2
7 2
st
e -2 =
2 7 !$ -+ %
29z+& +&
3 1
N
+2 e x
3 3
2
-
-2
!
J2
3 5 2 e x l2+
3 7 e-z
drops faster at z= 0 (slope -1);
m eet a t z=
1 ; e - " / e - ~
<e -9 /e -3
<& jfor z> 3
39 y-e a=
ea(x- a); need -ea
=
-a e a
or a=1
4 13 /= x x ( l n x +1 )= 0 a t x m in=$ ;y "= x z [ ( l n x + 1 )2+$1>
O
4 3 $(e-"
y )=
e -" *d z
-eqX y= 0 so e-%y=
C onstant ory= C ex
2 2
4 5 S L ]+ &
4
7
z
1
= 1 L := _ k
10
2
ln 2 ]-1
L n2
2 1 n 2
4 9 -e -x ]r= 1
5 1 e 1 + " = e 2 - e
5 3 2 sin ~ ];= 0
5 5$q
d
z=
- e - U
+C ;
J ( e u ) 2 g d z=
+ eZ U+ C
5 7 yy'=1g iv e s iy 2
z+C or y=J m
=
5 9
=
( n- x ) z n - '/e x
<0 fo r z> n ; F ( 2 x )<-
-+
0
6 1
-
-
!
i l
F*
1 1 7 ;(:)6
F*
1 1 6 ;7 d ig its
1 2 rr
2 49e-7x
4 8e8'
6(ln 3 )exln 3
=
(1 n 3 ) 3 %
8 4(ln 4)4"
1 0 A e ll(l+ x )
1 2 (-$+ l)el/x
1 4 z 2 e Z
(1 + q
1 6x 2+
x 2
h a s d e r i v a t i v e 4 3 ,-
1 8 x - 'I x
=e - ( l n x ) / x h a s d e riv a tiv e
( - 5+k )e -(ln z )/x=
(v )x -l/x
x 2
2 0( 1+
+
e 2
M
7 .7 a n d( 1+$ )fi-+
1 .N o te t h a t( 1+$ )fi is s q u e e z e d b e tw e e n
1a n d e l / f i w h ic h
a p p ro a c h e s1 .
22 ( 1 . 0 0 1 )~ ~ ~ ~
=2.7181 have 3 and4 correct decim als.
(1 .0 0 0 0 1 )'~ ~ ~ ~ ~
=2 .7 1 7 a n d ( 1 . 0 0 0 1 ) '~ ~ ~ ~
=2 .7 1 8 2 7
has one m ore correct decim al. The differencebetw een( 1+$ )"
a n d e is p ro p o rtio n a l t oi .
6 .3G ro w th a n d D e c a y in S c ie n c e a n d E c o n o m ic s
(p a g e2 5 0 )
2 4 y= e-X
s o lv e s
=-y . T h e d iffe re n c e e q u a tio n Y (x+f) =Y (x )-fY (x ) w ith Y (0 )=1 givesY(f )=1
3
4
a n d Y ( l )=(z ). (C o m p a re e-'
=.3 7 w ith
(Q )4
=.3 2 . S e e t h e e n d o f S e c tio n 6 .6 .)
2 6 \/E ; is the sam e ass l2 . Its graph a t x=
-2 ,0 ,2
has the sam e heightsf ,1 , e as the graph of ex at
x=-1 ,o ,1 .
2 8 ( e 3 ') ( e 7 " )
=e lo x w h ic h is th e d e riv a tiv e of & e l k
3 0 2 -x
=
,- x
1 n 2 w h ic h h a s a n tid e riv a tiv e d
e
-
~
=
l n
in 2
3 4
-e c o s
x+
e e inx
3 6x e x- e x
3 2 e-"
+x -~h a s a n tid e riv a tiv e -e -=
+
3 8 ex m eets xx at x= e. Their slopes are ex and x x (l+ In x)b y Exam ple 6. A t x= e those slopes are ee and
2ee. T he ratio$=
( %
) I
a p p ro a c h e s in fin ity .
40 At x=0 e q u a l i t y h o l d s : e 0=1+ 0 a n d e -O
=1-0. (a) B eyond x= 0 the slope of ex exceeds the slope of
1+x (this m eans ex>1 ). So ex increases faster th an1+ x. (b) B eyond x= 0 the slope of e-l
i s
larger than the slope of1-x (th is m ean s -e-'
>-1 ).
S in c e th e y s ta r t to g e th e r, e-'
is larger than1- x.
4 2 x l/'
=e ( l n x ) / xh a s s l o p e e ( l n X ) l z ( $-9 )
7
)
=x l~ ('-ln x
.T his slope is zero atx= e, w hen ln x=1 .
T h e s e c o n d d e riv a tiv e is n e g a tiv e s o th e m a x im u m of x l/"
is elle. Check: $e(ln x ) / x ( y )=
+
L
e (ln ~ )/~ [(l-lt~ )2
.
L
]=
at x= e.
x
44 xe= ex at x= e. This is the only point w here xee-"
=1because the derivative is xe(-e-")
+e x e -le -'
=
(i-l) x e e - % .T h is d e riv a tiv e is p o s itiv e fo r x< e a n d n e g a tiv e fo r
x
>e. S o th e fu n c tio n x e e -%
increases to1at x= e and then decreases: it never equals 1a g a in .
4 61;sin x e C 0 8 x d x=
[-e C o S x ]~
=- e - l
+e .
3
4 8
f
12 -~ d x=
(b y P ro b le m
30) [& 2-"]L1
=& (+-2 ) =
- u \ue000
5 0J r x e - " 'd x
=J re e -u d u
[
-
L
2
2 1 0
3 .
2-
.
\ue000
m
=1
5 2J i e l+ ~ 'xdx= [ i e l + ~ ' ] ~
z("
=1
2-e )
=
1 1
5 4$ ,'
-e ')lO e ~ d x=
-
1:
[- \ue000
=-
1 1
5 6y ' (x )=
5y ( x ) is s o lv e d b y y= A e5'
(Ai s any constant). C hoose A=2 so that y (x )= 2 e 5 ~h as y(0)= 2.
5 8 T h e a s y m p to te s of( 1+
!)x
=
( ? ) %
=(A )-'are x=- 1
(fro m th e la s t fo rm u la ) a n d y= e (fro m
th e
first fo rm u la).
6 0 T h e m a x im u m
of x6e-"
o c c u rs w h e n i t s d e riv a tiv e (6 % '-x 6 )e -"
is z e ro . T h e nx=
6(note that x= 0
isa m in im u m ).
6 2 lim $
=lim F6 x S
=lim T3 0 s'
=lim T1 2 0 x 3 =l
i
m
F= l i m
F= l i m
F= 0 .
6 .3
G row th and D ecayi n
S c ie n c e a n d E c o n o m ic s
(p a g e2 5 0 )
ln 2
Ify'= cy th e n y ( t)= y o e c t.
Ifd y ld t= 7 y a n d yo= 4 th e n y ( t)= 4 e 7 t. T h is s o lu tio n re a c h e s8 a tt=
7
.
ln 2
Ifth e d o u b lin g tim e isT th e n c=T .If y'=
3y and y(1)=
9then yo w as ge-'.
W hen
cis n e g a tiv e , th e
s o lu tio n a p p r o a c h e s z e r o a s t- +
oo.
T h e c o n s ta n t s o lu tio n t o d y l d t= y + 6 is y=-6 .
T h e g e n e ra l s o lu tio n is y= A e t- 6 .If yo=4 th e n A= 1 0 .
The solution of dyldt=cy+s starting from
yois y= A ect+B=
( y o+ :)e c t
-e.T h e o u tp u t fro m th e so u rc e
ise ( e c t-1 ).A n in p u t a t tim eT g ro w s b y th e fa c to r e c ( t- T )
a t tim e t.
A t
c=lo % , th e in terest in tim e d t is dy=
.O 1 yd t. T h is e q u a tio n y ie ld s y ( t)= y O e -O 1 t. W ith a s o u rc e
t e r m
in s te a d of y o , a c o n tin u o u s d e p o s it ofs=4000/year yields y= 40,00O (e-1 ) after ten years. The deposit
of 00

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