Introduction to exponentials and natural logarithms

Now you too can impress your friends at Maths parties by wowing them with your knowledge of the exponential and natural logarithm functions!

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Core
• 3;
• lehain;
• functions;
• exponential
• function;
• natural
• logarithm;
• maths

[SaltShakerIsME]

wtf is a math party?

[mlehain]

@mclarenmc88 it was a joke... i.e. it was ironic...

[sumo4x9]

Didn't know russel brand taught math

[Madsupervilian]

@mclarenmc88

wow your such a tool with no sense of humor

[Madsupervilian]

Thank You, I like how you can explain things for the common person to understand.

Terrific, wonderful

[ihatelucy11]

piss on the haters, this video was great. 

[LoneWolfAnimations]

@mclarenmc88 hey you...your a douchebag... =)

[garryyL]

@LastTrueGamer *(0,1)* sorry

[garryyL]

@LastTrueGamer dy/dx is notation for the derivative of the function y with respect to x. it other words, the slope of the line tangent to the point (x,y). in this case, (1,0), for both functions.

[jamigaad]

@mclarenmc88 have a sense of humor

[BubbaOrtiz3]

dy with respect to dx or dy/dx is used in calculus, its another way of saying y' or Y prime. it has to do with derivatives or complex slope equations. so dy/dx is an equation which allows you to find the slop of a line at any given point of a function. In exponential functions, the slope is changing, it isnt as easy as "up one over one" because it is increasing exponentially. So dy/dx represents the slope (so to speak)

[pyrodudewasa]

can someone help me how to get the components in order to graph:  f(x)=ln((x+2)/(9x-8)) ive been looking for a program to graph this but it does not recognize it... HELP PLEASE i need this for tomorow... atleast some link to a program or a similar tutorial vid of these types of logs