f (x) = In(x + 4) + 3 %3D f(2) 3 e2-6- 4 %3D f (x) = log(a- 2) - 8 %3D f (x) = 108+2 ----- f (x) = log2(- 9) + 11 %3D f1 (2) 2" 11+9 f (x) = e+5 3 f'(x) = In(x+ 3) - 5 f (a) = -10"-3 %3D f (x) = log(-æ – 4) + 3 f (x) = 2-(z+6)- 5 f (x) = – log2(* + 5) – 6

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Chapter5: Inverse, Exponential, And Logarithmic Functions
Section5.6: Exponential And Logarithmic Equations
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f(a) %3D 글m(z + 4) +3
f (2) = e2-6 - 4
f (x) = log(r - 2) – 8
f (x) = 10%18+2
f (x) = log,(x
9) + 11
f (2) = 2"
11
f (x) = e"+5 - 3
f1 (x) = In(x + 3)- 5
f (a) = -10"-3
4
f (x) = log(-x - 4) +3
f (x) 2-(+6) - 5
f (x) = – log2( +5)-6
Transcribed Image Text:f(a) %3D 글m(z + 4) +3 f (2) = e2-6 - 4 f (x) = log(r - 2) – 8 f (x) = 10%18+2 f (x) = log,(x 9) + 11 f (2) = 2" 11 f (x) = e"+5 - 3 f1 (x) = In(x + 3)- 5 f (a) = -10"-3 4 f (x) = log(-x - 4) +3 f (x) 2-(+6) - 5 f (x) = – log2( +5)-6
Pick an equation from problem #1 and its corresponding inverse. Use composition to prove that they are inverses.
x Clear
1 Undo
A Redo
Problem & Inverse from front
f(g(x))
g(f(x))
Transcribed Image Text:Pick an equation from problem #1 and its corresponding inverse. Use composition to prove that they are inverses. x Clear 1 Undo A Redo Problem & Inverse from front f(g(x)) g(f(x))
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