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Lecture 2
Lecture 2
logarithms
log rF=Ñ×1og%
I.
power rule :
b
product rule :
logcrxyg-togab-k.gg#
b
1%(4×8)=1092+10982--2 -13=5
proof :
k*y=bP*bʰ=blP )
-19
→
b'
""
l
1◦gln*y1=1og( )
b b
=cp+g)✗lag 1
=
Ptq
=
log ; +
logy b
?⃝
log (5)
log ; logy
Quotient rule : = -
b b
/ E) log log ;
log 32 5-2=3
=
-
=
2 2
"
:l◦g=÷
Igloo
= =
"
2
g?
Proof :
logy =p
aP=K
ploy ; log
= -
• =
"!g÷
"g:=% ✓
Inequalities :
> ≥ < ≤
can be 2110/-78 #
[
.
, ,
.
✗ < 41
a. cannot be 41 / 100153
k cen be 2, 5.3 , 14
21K41g (
§Ye
a Carrott b -311 , 15 , 16.6 - -
/ [ ]
: bracket inclusive /closed
of ambos ( internals ) :
\/) :
parenthesis exclusive / open
,÷ᵗʰ
'
→ seen
↑
belongs to
to { K ≤ 20 =
> a c- ( 10,20]
2<5 Rt ( →
, -5 )
←
KES see to / 5)
-
3.5 ≤ 2<=5 RE [-3.5/5]
Solving equations & inequalities .
• linear
equations (degrees ) enporentof : se is 1
3K -15=0
3k = -5
K=_t④
31kt4) = -4 ( 2- 2Ñ)
3k + 12 =
-
8 + 8k
-
3k = -20 + 8k
-5k = -20
¥
-
✗ = = -14
2) :
largest exponent of n is 2
Fa_c
aÑ+bx+c=o
[
=
2A
=
= =
b⊖☒ac
roots of
r, =
equation -2A
4h
-
(3+21)+312 -
-
x ) -5 = a
k2+sx+y FM
a ↓ !
"
2=→-¥=→;¥=⑦
m=→+Ñ×=→+T=→+¥=-÷± =
÷
solve 6
a- be 3) + 2x =
-
at-3k + 2k -6=0
HER -6 = .
↓ I I ✗' =
≤
_
A- I b=-1 -6
c=
Nz
-
=
enc :
3×2=5 -2K
5 x2 + I = 8
Inequalities :
✗+ 5<6 what is the interval of se
se < I
✗ c- (-0/1)
note: number then should reverse the
multiply / divide by reg -
we
of inequality
sign
.
solve -2kt 3 15
ex :
≥
2k
≥ 12
-
-2k 12
÷ -2
= ≤ *
=
-6
a
≤
aEl-aio6]-f✓
flo-Ti-hingig.io the nearest integer
Lse) :
greatest integer that is ≤ a
13.41=3
In
÷¥¥ > n
[10-9]=10 1121=12
1- 1. 2) = -2
×
f- 1.27=-1
graphs of functions
Trot
-
y = ten]
""
function ( line )
÷_=
- linear
÷;÷¥÷
y=2R ? -3
/ &=?!p÷¥nwopt
n=
-1--71=-3
quadratic functions ( parabola)
¥t•
-
-3
y=ar4br -1C
✓ a- • =
> y =-3 ✓
✓
n
y =
2×2-3
{ n -1=>5--1