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Transcribed Image Text:Using natural logs allows us to plot multiple functions with different powers on the same plot, as
shown below. The four functions, A through D, are represented in the figure below. The horizontal
axis is Ln(t), the vertical axis is the Ln(function). A table summarizing the equation and the linear fit is
given below the table.
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