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Math 133 Unit 5 Essay
Student Answer Form Unit 5 IP_2

April 22, 2011

(1.)

a.

e^(0.05t)=1600
Answer: t=147.556

Show your work:

ln(e^(0.05t))=ln(1600)
0.05t=ln(1600)
(0.05t)/(0.05)=(ln(1600))/(0.05) t=(ln(1600))/(0.05) t=20ln(1600) t=147.556 b.

ln(4x)=3

Answer: x= 5.0214

Show your work:

4x = e^3/4

c.

log2(8-6x) = 5

Answer: x= -4

Show work:
8 – 6x = 2^5
6x = 8 – 32
X = - 24/6

d.

4 + 5e – x = 0

Answer: no solution found

Show work: e ^ - x = - 4/5

(2.)

a.

g(x) = log (x + 5)

Description of transformation: shifted left 5 units
Equation for vertical asymptote: x = -5
X-intercept in (x, y) form: (- 4, 0)

b.

g(x) = log ( - x)

Description of transformation: no units were moved, stayed

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