Exponential and logarithmic functions
Mathematical Methods: Units 3 and 4
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This video continues looking at exponentials and logs. If you want to know how to sketch logarithms then look no further!
I start by recapping the work we have been doing on exponentials and then take a look at how logarithms are the inverse of exponentials. Having understood the relationship between the two I look at how we can use Base Graphs to help us transform all logarithms.
Dilations, reflections, and translations form the next part of the video where I look at how we can apply transformations to each of the log graphs I look at. Sketching functions is awesome and I loved doing this video.
I finally look at how to turn one exponential into another using a little bit of algebra and some dilation theory.
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logarithmic functions
how to graph logarithmic functions
how to graph logarithmic equations
exponential functions
how to graph logarithms
VCE Math Methods
Math Methods
Methods 3 and 4
Year 12 Maths
exponential and logarithmic functions
transformations
dilations
reflections
translations