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1) Write the transformations applied to y = 2 x for the following equation. y = 2 x+5 – 3 2) Graph y = 2 x-1. Daily Check. Math II. UNIT QUESTION: How is a geometric sequence like an exponential function? Standard: MM2A2 Today’s Question:

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Daily Check

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  1. 1) Write the transformations applied to y = 2x for the following equation. • y = 2x+5 – 3 • 2) Graph y = 2x-1 Daily Check

  2. Math II UNIT QUESTION: How is a geometric sequence like an exponential function? Standard: MM2A2 Today’s Question: How do you solve exponential equations and inequalities? Standard: MM2A2d

  3. 4.6 Solving Exponential Equations and Inequalities • Page 128 - 131

  4. Solving Exponential Equations We know that in exponential functions the exponent is a variable. When we wish to solve for that variable we have two approaches we can take. One approach is to use a logarithm. The second is to make use of the Equality Property for Exponential Functions.

  5. The Equality Property for Exponential Functions Basically, this states that if the bases are the same, then we can simply set the exponents equal. This property is quite useful when we are trying to solve equations involving exponential functions. Let’s try a few examples to see how it works.

  6. Example 1: (Since the bases are the same we simply set the exponents equal.) Here is another example for you to try: Example 1a:

  7. The next problem is what to do when the bases are not the same. Does anyone have an idea how we might approach this?

  8. Our strategy here is to rewrite the bases so that they are both the same. Here for example, we know that

  9. Example 2: (Let’s solve it now) (our bases are now the same so simply set the exponents equal) Let’s try another one of these.

  10. Example 3

  11. Practice #1

  12. Practice #2

  13. Solve by Graphing

  14. Solve by Graphing

  15. Class work and Homework Day 1 CW: Workbook Page 144 #1-6 HW: Textbook Page 131 #1-9

  16. Homework Page 130 #1-22 (even or odd) and #23

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