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Population Growth Questions

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Bio 270 Practice Population Growth Questions 1 Population Growth Questions Answer Key 1. Distinguish between exponential and logistic population growth. Give the equations for each. Exponential growth is continuous population growth in an environment where resources are unlimited; it is density-independent growth. dN/dt = rN where, dN/dt = change in population size; r = intrinsic rate of increase (= per capita rate of increase and equals birth rate minus death rate); N = population size. Nt = Noert where, Nt = population size at time t; No = original population size, r = intrinsic rate of increase and t = time Logistic growth is continuous population growth in an environment where resources are

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Section 3.2 Logarithmic Functions 1 Section 3.2 Logarithmic Functions (Complete problems in purple before class) Definition: Logarithmic Function For a > 0 and a ? 1, the logarithmic function with base a denoted f ( x) = log a ( x), where ? = log?(?) if and only if ? ? = ? Note that log a( 1) = 0 for any base a, because a 0 = 1 for any base a. ? There are two bases that are used more frequently than others; they are 10 and e. ? The notation log 10( x) is abbreviated log( x) and log e( x) is abbreviated ln( x), which are called common logarithms and natural logarithms, respectively. Note: log x means x10log : base 10 ln e means xelog : base e One-to-One Property of Logarithms

Graphs and Graphing Utilities

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1.1 - Graphs and Graphing Utilities TI-82 There are several kinds of graphs that the TI-82 or TI-83 will do, but they are accessed from the same key. The [y=] key and the [2nd] [y=] or [StatPlot] key. The two major kinds of plots may cause confusion when mixed, so it is best to turn off all unnecessary plots before trying to graph an equation. To turn off all statistical plots, hit [StatPlot] and choose option 4 - PlotsOff. Hit enter to finish the command. To turn off a regular plot, one can either hit [Clear] while on an equation, or arrow to the left so that the cursor is on the equal sign, and press enter to toggle the display of that equation. Graphing Equations with the Calculator

2003 AP MC

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? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? M AREA - COMPLETE THIS AREA AT EVERY EXAMINATION. ~The AP"'ADVANCEDTo maintain lhe security 01 lhe exam and the vaftdily 01 my AP grade, I will allow no one other than myseff to see the multiple-ohoice queslicns and wiD seal the appropriate section when asked to do so. t will not discuss these questions .. .. College PLACEMENT PLACE AN AP ? NUMBER LABEL _ Board PROGRAM" Iwith anyone at any time after the completion of the multipl_ section. I em awam 01 and agree 10 the Program'. ~ policies and procecilJteS as outlined in the 2003 Buffetin for AP Stt.tdImts and Parents. OR WRITE YOUR AP NUMBER Answer Sheet for May 2003, Form 3ZBP HERE AT EVERY EXAMINATION. PAGE 1 ,...,. W Plintexamination name:.______________________

EXPONENTIAL AND LOGARITHMIC FUNCTION EXAM

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Exam 4 Which of the following ordered pairs is a solutuion of (-2,-36) c. (-2,1/36) (-2,1/12) d. (-2,-12) Use composition to show that the pair of functions are inverses. Let find f-g the graph represents a function use the horizontal line test to decide where function is one to one If the function is one to one, find its inverse Find the inverse of the function. Then graph the function and its inverse on one coordinate system. Show line of symmetry on graph Let find the composition (f ? g)(x) Write in exponential form Evulatate the expression Evaluate the expression. Evualtae the expression Write the logarithm as a sum/ difference of logarithms of a single quanity. Then simplify if possible

ALGEBRA GUIDE

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Formula Sheet for College Algebra Final Exam Properties of Exponents p p mp npp m n mpnppmn nmmn mn m n mnmn bb b a b a baba aa aa a aaa 1.6 .5 )(.4 )(.3 .2 .1 = =??? ? ??? ? = = = = ? ? + Quadratic Formula a acbbx 2 42 ???= Circle rradius khcenter rkyhx = = =?+? ),( )()( 222 Vertex of Parabola ),( )()( 2 , 2 2 khatVertex khxaxf a bfa b +?= ??? ???? ? ?? ??? ? ?? Standard Form of Equation of Parabola phxdirectrix kphfocus khvertex hxpky pkydirectrix pkhfocus khvertex kyphx ?= += = ?=? ?= += = ?=? : ),( ),( )(4)( : ),( ),( )(4)( 2 2 Properties of Logarithms pb pb b xbiffxy p b p b b y b b = = = = == log.5 01log.4 log.3 1log.2 log.1 nm n m nm mn mpm bb b bb b b p b loglog

EXPONENTIAL AND LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS REVIEW

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Exam 4 Which of the following ordered pairs is a solutuion of (-2,-36) c. (-2,1/36) (-2,1/12) d. (-2,-12) Use composition to show that the pair of functions are inverses. Let find f-g the graph represents a function use the horizontal line test to decide where function is one to one If the function is one to one, find its inverse Find the inverse of the function. Then graph the function and its inverse on one coordinate system. Show line of symmetry on graph Let find the composition (f ? g)(x) Write in exponential form Evulatate the expression Evaluate the expression. Evualtae the expression Write the logarithm as a sum/ difference of logarithms of a single quanity. Then simplify if possible

Trig formula sheet

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All Rights Reserved: http://regentsprep.org Algebra 2 ? Things to Remember! Exponents: 0 1x ? 1m m x x ? ? ?m n m nx x x ?? ?( )n m n mx x? m m n n x x x ?? n n n x x y y ? ? ?? ?? ? ( ) ?n n nxy x y? Complex Numbers: 1 i? ? ; 0a i a a? ? ? 2 1i ? ? 14 2 1i i? ? ? divide exponent by 4, use remainder, solve. ( ) conjugate ( )a bi a bi? ? 2 2( )( )a bi a bi a b? ? ? ? 2 2a bi a b? ? ? absolute value=magnitude Logarithms log yby x x b? ? ? ln logex x? natural log e = 2.71828? 10log logx x? common log Change of base formula: log log logb a a b

Logarithms

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Many students in high school and in college have a difficult time with logarithms. In many cases, they memorize the rules without fully understanding them, and they sometimes even manage to squeak by a course. Why waste their time on these archaic entities; they are never going to see them again. Wrong! Just when the student breathes a sigh of relief to be done with logarithms, they encounter them again in another course. They are now in trouble because the second encounter with logarithms is at a more sophisticated level. Without an understanding of the basics, the student is doomed to blindly stumble through and fail the course. You have our sympathy and you have our solution. We at S.O.S. Math want you to succeed.

Pre-calculus Semester One Troublesome Topics

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Prerequisite Skills Solving for x with absolute values Get rid of the absolute value signs by setting everything within absolute value to the opposite keeping the original equation Solve per usual Simplifying with square roots in the denominator Multiply the top and bottom by the square root on the bottom The square root number is no longer a square root and becomes the ?normal? form Reduce square roots to simplest form Solve per usual Chapter One Skills Finding the formula for f^-1(x) Switch the x and y values and solve per usual Altering graphs If f(x) is a function? f(x)-1 graph is shifted down one unit f(x)+1 graph is shifted up one unit f(x-1) graph is shifted right one unit f(x+1) graph is shifted left one unit

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