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    This document examines the properties of exponential and logarithmic functions with varying values of k. For equations of the form y=f(kx), when k>0 the curves increase exponentially as x increases, and when k<0 the curves decrease exponentially as x increases. For logarithmic equations of the form y=g(kx), the behavior is similar, with the curves increasing or decreasing as x increases depending on whether k is positive or negative. All curves approach positive or negative infinity as x approaches positive or negative infinity.

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    This document examines the properties of exponential and logarithmic functions with varying values of k. For equations of the form y=f(kx), when k>0 the curves increase exponentially as x increases, and when k<0 the curves decrease exponentially as x increases. For logarithmic equations of the form y=g(kx), the behavior is similar, with the curves increasing or decreasing as x increases depending on whether k is positive or negative. All curves approach positive or negative infinity as x approaches positive or negative infinity.

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    Lê Thái Dương TV9C2 - Geogebra HW - Exercise 6.

    9
    Q1:
    For k = 3 (blue)
    For k = 2 (red)
    For k = 1 (orange)
    For k = -1 (green)
    For k = -2 (cyan)
    For k = -3 (purple)
    𝑘𝑥
    a) 𝑦 = 𝑒

    Properties : Stationary point is (0,1)when k > 0 the value of x and y is: x


    ➡+∞ and y ➡+∞ . The greater the k value is, the smaller distance from x
    value to the y-axis. When k < 0 the value of x and y is: x ➡-∞ and y ➡-∞ .
    The greater the k value is, the smaller distance from x value to the y-axis.
    𝑥
    b)𝑦 = 𝑘𝑒

    Properties: when k > 0 the value of x and y is: x ➡+∞ and y ➡+∞, it meets
    y–axis with each k value. when k < 0 the value of x and y is: x ➡+∞ and y
    ➡-∞, it also meets y-axis with each k value
    c)
    Properties: the value of x and y in every k value is: x ➡+∞ and y ➡+∞.
    Q2:
    For k = 3 (blue)
    For k = 2 (red)
    For k = 1 (orange)
    For k = -1 (green)
    For k = -2 (cyan)
    For k = -3 (purple)
    a) 𝑦 = 𝑙𝑛 𝑘𝑥
    Properties: when k > 0 the value of x and y is: x ➡+∞ and y ➡+∞ .When k
    < 0 the value of x and y is: x ➡-∞ and y ➡+∞ .
    b) 𝑦 = 𝑘 𝑙𝑛𝑥
    Properties: stationary point (1,0) when k > 0 the value of x and y is: x ➡+∞
    and y ➡+∞ .When k < 0 the value of x and y is: x ➡-∞ and y ➡+∞
    c) 𝑦 = 𝑙𝑛(𝑥 + 𝑘)
    Properties: in all values of k the value of x and y is: x ➡+∞ and y ➡+∞.
    When k > 0 the curves start at x < 0 and when k < 0 the curves start at x >
    0

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