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CHAPTER 5SECTION 5.5
BASES OTHER THAN e AND APPLICATIONS
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Definition of Exponential Function to Base a
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• a0 = 1
• axay = ax+y
• ax = ax-y
ay
• (ax)y = axy
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Definition of Logarithmic Function to Base a
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log log loga a axy x y
log log loga a a
xx y
y
log 1 0a
loglog xya yxxy aaa logloglog log logna ax n x
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Properties of Inverse Functions
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2
7
Solve for in each of the following equations.
1. log 4
12. 3
81
3. log 1
14. log
x
a
x
x
x
xa
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2
7
Solve for in each of the following equations.
1. log 4
12. 3
81
3. log 1
14. log
x
a
x
x
x
xa
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2
7
Solve for in each of the following equations.
1. log 4
12. 3
81
3. log 1
14. log
x
a
x
x
x
xa
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2
7
Solve for in each of the following equations.
1. log 4
12. 3
81
3. log 1
14. log
x
a
x
x
x
xa
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2
7
Solve for in each of the following equations.
1. log 4
12. 3
81
3. log 1
14. log
x
a
x
x
x
xa
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Theorem 5.13 Derivatives for Bases Other Than e
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Examples for Derivatives for Bases other than e
10ln
tan
cos10ln
sinsin
cosln10
1y'
sin ,cos ,10coslog c.
82ln3322ln'
3 ,3 ,22 b.
22ln'22 a.
3
3
x
x
xx
x
xdxduxuaxy
y
dxduxuay
yay
xx
x
xx
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Examples for Derivatives for Bases other than e
10ln
tan
cos10ln
sinsin
cosln10
1y'
sin ,cos ,10coslog c.
82ln3322ln'
3 ,3 ,22 b.
22ln'22 a.
3
3
x
x
xx
x
xdxduxuaxy
y
dxduxuay
yay
xx
x
xx
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Examples for Derivatives for Bases other than e
10ln
tan
cos10ln
sinsin
cosln10
1y'
sin ,cos ,10coslog c.
82ln3322ln'
3 ,3 ,22 b.
22ln'22 a.
3
3
x
x
xx
x
xdxduxuaxy
y
dxduxuay
yay
xx
x
xx
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Examples for Derivatives for Bases other than e
10ln
tan
cos10ln
sinsin
cosln10
1y'
sin ,cos ,10coslog c.
82ln3322ln'
3 ,3 ,22 b.
22ln'22 a.
3
3
x
x
xx
x
xdxduxuaxy
y
dxduxuay
yay
xx
x
xx
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Examples for Derivatives for Bases other than e
10ln
tan
cos10ln
sinsin
cosln10
1y'
sin ,cos ,10coslog c.
82ln3322ln'
3 ,3 ,22 b.
22ln'22 a.
3
3
x
x
xx
x
xdxduxuaxy
y
dxduxuay
yay
xx
x
xx
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Examples for Derivatives for Bases other than e
10ln
tan
cos10ln
sinsin
cosln10
1y'
sin ,cos ,10coslog c.
82ln3322ln'
3 ,3 ,22 b.
22ln'22 a.
3
3
x
x
xx
x
xdxduxuaxy
y
dxduxuay
yay
xx
x
xx
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Examples for Derivatives for Bases other than e
10ln
tan
cos10ln
sinsin
cosln10
1y'
sin ,cos ,10coslog c.
82ln3322ln'
3 ,3 ,22 b.
22ln'22 a.
3
3
x
x
xx
x
xdxduxuaxy
y
dxduxuay
yay
xx
x
xx
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Examples for Derivatives for Bases other than e
10ln
tan
cos10ln
sinsin
cosln10
1y'
sin ,cos ,10coslog c.
82ln3322ln'
3 ,3 ,22 b.
22ln'22 a.
3
3
x
x
xx
x
xdxduxuaxy
y
dxduxuay
yay
xx
x
xx
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Examples for Derivatives for Bases other than e
10ln
tan
cos10ln
sinsin
cosln10
1y'
sin ,cos ,10coslog c.
82ln3322ln'
3 ,3 ,22 b.
22ln'22 a.
3
3
x
x
xx
x
xdxduxuaxy
y
dxduxuay
yay
xx
x
xx
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Examples for Derivatives for Bases other than e
10ln
tan
cos10ln
sinsin
cosln10
1y'
sin ,cos ,10coslog c.
82ln3322ln'
3 ,3 ,22 b.
22ln'22 a.
3
3
x
x
xx
x
xdxduxuaxy
y
dxduxuay
yay
xx
x
xx
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Examples for Derivatives for Bases other than e
10ln
tan
cos10ln
sinsin
cosln10
1y'
sin ,cos ,10coslog c.
82ln3322ln'
3 ,3 ,22 b.
22ln'22 a.
3
3
x
x
xx
x
xdxduxuaxy
y
dxduxuay
yay
xx
x
xx
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Examples for Derivatives for Bases other than e
10ln
tan
cos10ln
sinsin
cosln10
1y'
sin ,cos ,10coslog c.
82ln3322ln'
3 ,3 ,22 b.
22ln'22 a.
3
3
x
x
xx
x
xdxduxuaxy
y
dxduxuay
yay
xx
x
xx
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Theorem 5.14 The Power Rule for Real Exponents
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x
e
x
e
xy
xdx
d
edx
d
edx
d
Differentiate.
0
xe
1eex
Hint: Take the ln of both sides.
xxy lnln xxy lnln
)1(ln1'
xx
xy
y
xyy ln1'
xxy x ln1'
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Find each derivative with respect to the given variable.
23
1.t
f tt
2
22. log1
xy
x
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Find each derivative with respect to the given variable.
23
1.t
f tt
2
22. log1
xy
x
2 2
2
ln3 3 2 3 1'
t ttf t
t
2
2
3 2 ln3 1t t
t
2 22log log 1x x
1 1 1 12 1 1
ln2 ln2 1
dy
dx x x
2 1 1
ln2 ln2 1x x
1 2 1
ln2 1x x
1 2
ln2 1
x
x x
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Find each derivative with respect to the given variable.
13. 2
xy x
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Find each derivative with respect to the given variable.
13. 2
xy x
1 2 1xdy
x xdx
1ln ln 2
xy x
ln 1 ln 2y x x
1 11 ln 2
2
dyx x
y dx x
1ln 2
2
dy xy x
dx x
1 12 ln 2
2
xdy xx x
dx x
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•Differentiate .
–Using logarithmic differentiation, we have:
ln ln ln
' 1 1(ln )
2
1 ln 2 ln'
2 2
x
x
y x x x
yx x
y x x
x xy y x
x x x
LOGARITHMIC DIFFERENTIATION
xy x
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To integrate exponential functions other than base e, either
• Convert to base e using the formula
OrIntegrate directly using the integration formula
xax ea ln
Caa
dxa xx
ln
1
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•
EXP. FUNCTIONS WITH BASE a Example 14
55
00
5 0
22
ln 2
2 2
ln 2 ln 231
ln 2
xxdx
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xa dx Theorem:
Proof:xa dx
2
1. 5 xx dx
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xa dx Theorem:
1
lnxa C
a
Proof:xa dx ln xae dx
lnu x a
lndu adx
lnx ae dx1
lnue du
a
1
lnue C
a ln1
lnx ae C
a
ln1
ln
xae Ca
1
lnxa C
a
2
1. 5 xx dx2u x
2du x dx
15
2u du 1
52ln5
u C
215
2ln5x C
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Theorem 5.15 A Limit Involving e
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Applications of Exponential Functions
• Compound Interest Formulas
– Compounded n times per year:
– Compounded continuously:
Where t = number of years,
P = Initial deposit,
A = balance after t years,
r = interest rate expresses as a decimal,
n = number of compounding periods per years.
nt
n
rPA
1
rtPeA
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A deposit of $2500 invested into an account paying an interest rate of 10%. Find its balance after 5 years if interest is compounded…a. quarterly b. monthly c. continuously
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A deposit of $2500 invested into an account paying an interest rate of 10%. Find its balance after 5 years if interest is compounded…a. quarterly b. monthly c. continuously
$4113.27
.10 52500A e
$4121.80
4 5.10
2500 14
A
$4096.54
12 5.10
2500 112
A