Richard Miller - AFM Unit 4-Exponential Functions

05.26.13

Be able to convert exponential functions to logarithmic form.

Be able to convert from logarithmic form to exponential for.

Know what a logarithm is.

Be able to use the compound interest formula.

See the documents below for notes and practice work.

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Name ▲		Size	Date	Category
	afm_unit_4_test_answers.pdf	251.26 Kb	03/26/13	My Files
	Change_of_Base_Formula.pdf	27.21 Kb	04/03/12	My Files
	Discovery-Exponential_Functions_and_Graphs.pdf	37.21 Kb	04/03/12	My Files
	Earthquake_answers.docx	18.32 Kb	03/26/13	My Files
	interest_WS.pdf	6.20 Kb	04/03/12	My Files
	logarithms.ppt	6.92 MB	04/03/12	My Files
	Simple__and_Compound_Interest.ppt	601.00 Kb	04/03/12	My Files
	Unit_4_quiz.docx	31.42 Kb	04/03/12	My Files
	Unit_4_Test.pdf	30.80 Kb	04/03/12	My Files
	unit_4_test_april.pdf	232.20 Kb	04/03/12	My Files

Here is the simple and compound interest worksheet with answer key.

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