2) exponential growth and decay

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Exponential functions To explore the properties of exponential functions and their graphs. To understand the nature and behavior of exponential growth and decay. To solve problems leading to exponential equations

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  • Exponential functions

    To explore the properties of exponential functions and their graphs.

    To understand the nature and behavior of exponential growth and decay.

    To solve problems leading to exponential equations

  • ExponentialFunctions

    Inanexponentialfunctiontheunknownappearsintheexponentlikein:

    f(x)=2x

  • Plot the graph of y=2x for 5 x 5

  • ExponentialFunctions

    Inthisgraphasxgetslargerpositivevalues,theyvaluesgetverylarge,itapproachestoinfinity

    Forlargernegativevaluesofx,theyvaluesgetsmaller,approachingtozero.Butitneverreacheszero.Wesaythatthexaxisisanasymptotetothegraph

  • Plot the graph of y=2x for 5 x 5

    always increasing

    always positive

    asymptote:

    y-intercept:

  • OnGDCexplorethegraphsof:

    g(x)=3x h(x)=4xf(x)=2x

    y=2xy=3xy=4

    x

    y- intercept:

    asymptote:

  • Plotthegraphof

    always decreasing

    always positive

    asymptote:

    y-intercept:

    Note: can be written as

  • Conclusions: y=ax ,a>1

    Exponential growth

    Asymptote: y=0

    y- intercept: (0,1)

    the graph is above the x-axis

    asiny=2x

  • Conclusions: y=ax ,0
  • Exponentialfunctionscanbeusedtomodelreallifesituationsas:growingofaninvestment,ofatumor,ofapopulation,etc.

  • Thenumberofbacteriainaculture,N,ismodelledbythefunction: N=1000x20.2t,t0wheretismeasuredindays.

    Findtheinitialnumberofbacteriaintheculture.

    Findthenumberofbacteriaafter5days.

    Howlongdoesittakeforthenumberofbacteriatogrowto4000?

    1000

    2000

    10days

    UseyourGDCtoplotthegraphofN(t).

  • Mexico'spopulationisincreasingatarateof2%peryear.CalculatehowlongwillittakeforMexico'spopulationtodouble.

  • InNigeriathepopulationisincreasingatarateof6.2%peryear.CalculatehowlongwillittakeforNigeria'spopulationtodouble.

  • ThetemperatureT,indegreesCelsius,ofacoolingliquidismodelledbytheequation:

    T=24+72(0.6)3t

    wheretisthetimeinminutesafterthecoolingbegins.

    a)Whatistheinitialtemperatureoftheliquid?b)Findthetemperatureoftheliquidafter2min.c)Howlongdoesittakefortheliquidtocoolto26oC?d)Whattemperaturedoesthemodelpredicttheliquidwilleventuallyreach?

  • Wehavebeenworkingwithexamplesofexponentialgrowthanddecayandweuseddifferentbases,baseslike10and2arecommonlyusedformodellingcertainapplications.Howeverthemostimportantbaseisanirrationalnumberdenotedwiththeletter"e".(e2.71828)

  • Doyouremembertheformulatocalculatecompoundinterest?

    A:futurevalueC:initialvaluer:rateofinterestn:numberofperiods

  • wearegoingtostudywhathappenswhenwecompoundtheinterestcontinuously

    wecanwriterasadecimal,thentheformulawillbe:

  • Ifwecompoundtheinteresttwiceayeartheformulawillbe:

    Tosimplifythisstudy,let'smaker=1,C=1

  • Ifwecompoundtheinterestthreetimesayeartheformulawillbe:

    Ifwecompoundtheinteresttwelvetimesayeartheformulawillbe:

    wecancontinuetocompoundtheinterestdaily,minutely,secondly...

  • Usethemenutableinyourcalculatortocomplete:

    compounding n

    annualsemiannual

    quaterly

    monthly

    daily

    hourlyeveryminute

    everysecond

    12

    4

    12

    365

    8760

    52560031536000

    22.25

    2.4414...

    2.613035...

    2.714567...

    2.718126...2.71827921..2.71828247..

  • Nowmovetothegraphmenuandplotthegraphof

    wesaythatthisfunctiontendstonumbere

  • Wesaythattheexpressiontendstoe:

    The irrational number e ( Euler's number)

    http://torus.math.uiuc.edu/eggmath/Expon/numbere.html

    http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/WhosCounting/story?id=99501&page=1

  • Therearemanyrealsituationsofcontinuouschange,tomodelthemthemostsuitablefunctionis

    Useyourcalculatortodrawthesefunctions.

    continuousgrowth

    continuousdecay

  • UseyourGDCtodrawtheexponentialfunction:

    Inreallife,thegrowthofbacteriaandothernaturalphenomenasuchaspopulationgrowthfollowanexponentialmodel.

  • Solvetheequation:

    Buteisjustanumber,soitcanbeusedasanyother

    Useyourcalculatortofind:

    e2 2e1 e2

  • Solvetheequation:

  • Solvetheequation:

  • Solveworksheetexponentialequations

    Bookpage48,Ex2Bandpage51Ex2C

    ExponentialEquationsandFunctions2014.docx

    Y11 EVExponential Equations and Functions

    1- NO GDC Solve the following equations

    1)

    5)

    9)

    2)

    6)

    10)

    3)

    7)

    11)

    4)

    8)

    12)

    2- No GDC Solve the equations

    1

    1) 4x - 3 (2 x) + 2=0

    2) 25x - 6 ( 5x) +5=0

    3) 9x - 10 (3x) +9 =0

    4) 25 x 10 (5x)+25 =0

    3- No GDC (a) Complete the table..

    Function

    y-intercept

    Increasing or Decreasing

    Horizontal asymptote

    Root

    (b) Sketch each of the functions given in (a). Show clearly all the features found in the table.

    4. No GDC Consider the function f(x) = p(0.5)x + q ,where p and q are constants. The graph of f(x) passes through the points (0, 6) and (1, 4) and is shown below.

    (a)Write down two equations relating p and q.

    (b)Find the value of p and of q.

    (c)Write down the equation of the horizontal asymptote to the graph of f(x).

    5. No GDC The following diagram shows the graph of y = 3x + 2. The curve passes through the points

    (0, a) and (1, b). .

    (a)Find the value of

    (i)a;(ii)b.

    (b)Write down the equation of the asymptote to this curve.

    6.No GDC. Consider the function f(x) = 1.25 ax, where a is a positive constant and x 0.The diagram shows a sketch of the graph of f. The graph intersects the y-axis at point A and the line L is its horizontal asymptote.

    (a)Find the y-coordinate of A.

    The point (2, 1) lies on the graph of y = f(x)

    (b)Calculate the value of a.

    (c)Write down the equation of L.

    7.Shiyun bought a car in 1999. The value of the car V, in USD, is depreciating according to the exponential model

    V = 25 000 1.50.2t, t 0,

    where t is the time, in years, that Shiyun has owned the car.

    (a)Write down the value of the car when Shiyun bought it.

    (b)Calculate the value of the car three years after Shiyun bought it. Give your answer correct to two decimal places.

    (c)Calculate the time for the car to depreciate to half of its value since Shiyun bought it.

    8.A rumour spreads through a group of teenagers according to the exponential model

    N = 2 (1.81)0.7t

    where N is the number of teenagers who have heard the rumour t hours after it is first started.

    (a)Find the number of teenagers who started the rumour.

    (b)Write down the number of teenagers who have heard the rumour five hours after it is first started.

    (c)Determine the length of time it would take for 150 teenagers to have heard the rumour. Give your answer correct to the nearest minute.

    Answers:

    1.

    2

    1. x= 3

    2. x= -2

    3. x=-2

    4. x=-5

    5. x= 1/3

    6. x=0

    7. x=1/3

    8. x=2/3

    9. x=-11/4

    10. x=0, x=2

    11. x=-3/2

    12. x=-2

    2. (1) x= 0, x=1 (2) x= 0, x=1 (3) x= 0, x=3 (4) x=1

    4.(a)p + q = 6; 0.5p + q = 4 (b) p = 4, q = 2 (c) y = 2

    5.(a)(i)a = 3 (ii) b = 2 (b) y = 2

    6.(a)0.25 (b) a = 2 (c) y = 1.25

    7.(a) 25 000 USD (b)19 601.32 USD (c) 8.55

    8.(a)N = 2 (b) 16.0 (3 s.f.) (c) 624 minutes

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    ExponentialEquationsandFunctions2014.docx

    Y11 EVExponential Equations and Functions

    1- NO GDC Solve the following equations

    1)

    5)

    9)

    2)

    6)

    10)

    3)

    7)

    11)

    4)

    8)

    12)

    2- No GDC Solve the equations

    1

    1) 4x - 3 (2 x) + 2=0

    2) 25x - 6 ( 5x) +5=0

    3) 9x - 10 (3x) +9 =0

    4) 25 x 10 (5x)+25 =0

    3- No GDC (a) Complete the table..

    Function

    y-intercept

    Increasing or Decreasing

    Horizontal asymptote

    Root

    (b) Sketch each of the functions given in (a). Show clearly all the features found in the table.

    4. No GDC Consider the function f(x) = p(0.5)x + q ,where p and q are constants. The graph of f(x) passes through the points (0, 6) and (1, 4) and is shown below.

    (a)Write down two equations relating p and q.

    (b)Find the value of p and of q.

    (c)Write down the equation of the horizontal asymptote to the graph of f(x).

    5. No GDC The following diagram shows the graph of y = 3x + 2. The curve passes through the points

    (0, a) and (1, b). .

    (a)Find the value of

    (i)a;(ii)b.

    (b)Write down the equation of the asymptote to this curve.

    6.No GDC. Consider the function f(x) = 1.25 ax, where a is a positive constant and x 0.The diagram shows a sketch of the graph of f. The graph intersects the y-axis at point A and the line L is its horizontal asymptote.

    (a)Find the y-coordinate of A.

    The point (2, 1) lies on the graph of y = f(x)

    (b)Calculate the value of a.

    (c)Write down the equation of L.

    7.Shiyun bought a car in 1999. The value of the car V, in USD, is depreciating according to the exponential model

    V = 25 000 1.50.2t, t 0,

    where t is the time, in years, that Shiyun has owned the car.

    (a)Write down the value of the car when Shiyun bought it.

    (b)Calculate the value of the car three years after Shiyun bought it. Give your answer correct to two decimal places.

    (c)Calculate the time for the car to depreciate to half of its value since Shiyun bought it.

    8.A rumour spreads through a group of teenagers according to the exponential model

    N = 2 (1.81)0.7t

    where N is the number of teenagers who have heard the rumour t hours after it is first started.

    (a)Find the number of teenagers who started the rumour.

    (b)Write down the number of teenagers who have heard the rumour five hours after it is first started.

    (c)Determine the length of time it would take for 150 teenagers to have heard the rumour. Give your answer correct to the nearest minute.

    Answers:

    1.

    2

    1. x= 3

    2. x= -2

    3. x=-2

    4. x=-5

    5. x= 1/3

    6. x=0

    7. x=1/3

    8. x=2/3

    9. x=-11/4

    10. x=0, x=2

    11. x=-3/2

    12. x=-2

    2. (1) x= 0, x=1 (2) x= 0, x=1 (3) x= 0, x=3 (4) x=1

    4.(a)p + q = 6; 0.5p + q = 4 (b) p = 4, q = 2 (c) y = 2

    5.(a)(i)a = 3 (ii) b = 2 (b) y = 2

    6.(a)0.25 (b) a = 2 (c) y = 1.25

    7.(a) 25 000 USD (b)19 601.32 USD (c) 8.55

    8.(a)N = 2 (b) 16.0 (3 s.f.) (c) 624 minutes

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