This document provides 4 suggested math problems for Chapter 1. Problem 1 asks to find the domain of ln(sin(x)). Problem 2 asks to solve an equation involving natural logarithms. Problem 3 asks to show that two logarithmic expressions are equal and more generally that a^ln(b)=b^ln(a). Problem 4 provides a word problem about a chemical spill in a lake and asks to find a formula for the remaining toxin over time and the number of years until 80% is removed.
This document provides 4 suggested math problems for Chapter 1. Problem 1 asks to find the domain of ln(sin(x)). Problem 2 asks to solve an equation involving natural logarithms. Problem 3 asks to show that two logarithmic expressions are equal and more generally that a^ln(b)=b^ln(a). Problem 4 provides a word problem about a chemical spill in a lake and asks to find a formula for the remaining toxin over time and the number of years until 80% is removed.
This document provides 4 suggested math problems for Chapter 1. Problem 1 asks to find the domain of ln(sin(x)). Problem 2 asks to solve an equation involving natural logarithms. Problem 3 asks to show that two logarithmic expressions are equal and more generally that a^ln(b)=b^ln(a). Problem 4 provides a word problem about a chemical spill in a lake and asks to find a formula for the remaining toxin over time and the number of years until 80% is removed.
(2) Solve y from the equation ln(y 1) ln(2) = x + ln(x). (3) Show that 3 ln 5 = 5 ln 3 and more generally a ln b = b ln a . Hint: take ln both sides. (4) A chemical spill left 16,000 m 3 of toxin in a lake. Each year, one-fourth of the water in the lake is replaced by clean water. (a) Find a formula for the amount of toxin remaining in the lake after n years. (b) How many years will it take until 80% of the toxin is removed? 1