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parent function of decay and exponential decay
f(x)=b^x
domain, range, an horizontal asymptote of expoenential decay/growth
domain: (-infinity, infinity). range (0, infinity) ha (y=0)
in f(x)= ab^x what is a,b, and x
a is inital value (y int (0,a)), b tells if its growth or decay, and x is input
growth interval for b
b>1
decay interval for b
0<b<1
to find decrease for decay do
1-b
to find increase in growth to
b-1
growth
y=a(1+r)^t
decay
y=a(1-r)^t
decay/growth factor in models is
inside the parenthesis (1 ± r)
if t is smth like t/28 you can
seperate it into ( (number) ^1/28)) t and solve
compound interest is a
growth function
compound interest formula
a=P(1+r/n)^nt or amount=principal (1+rate/number you compound) time
e is around
2.718
e can have a
neg exponent
natural base exponential function
y=ae^rx
if r in exponential natural base is r>0
then its growth (y=e^x)
if r in exponential natural base is r<0
thne its decay (y=e^-x(
continuisly compounded equation
a=Pe^rt
logb(n)=x
b^x=n
natural logartithm
lnx
graph of exp functions never touch
the asymptote
on both sides of exp. graph there are
arrows
horizontal translations
up in the exp
vertical translations
are belwo after the exp
in log e functions, asy
is x=
in normal exp functions asy
is y=
invefse of exp function is
log function
if log b ^x +1 then (not in paranethsis)
b^n=x +1
if log b(x+4) (in parenthesis)
b^n=(x+4)
logb ^mn
logb^m+logb^n
logb^(m/n)
logb^m-logb^n
log b^m^n
nlogb^m
condense only when
same base
chang =e of base formula
logc^a = log10^a/log10^c
answer of solving exp equations is in
curly bracket
in log rquations always check
solution
in log equations, pos answer is , neg answer is
true, false
when graphing exp functions graph
at least 3 points and asy
if base is same and a^x=a^b
x=b
when solving exp equations, do
everything to both sides
horizontal translations in log is always
in paranthesies
vertifcal translations in log are always
not in parenthesis
asy is affected by
vertical translation
asy in log is
inside (+a)
asy in exp is
outside ( )+a
exp fucntions equatins
f(x)=ab^x-h +k
log function
a logb ^ (x-h) +k
What phrase is sued to remember identities
SOH-CAH-TOA
(soh-cah toa (sct)) sin
opp/hyp
sct csc
hyp/opp
sct cos
adj/hyp
sct SEC
hyp/adj
sct TAN
opp/adj
sct COT
adj/opp
refrence angles used to
find trig functions of any angle
theta prime is always
positive and acute
steps to get a reference angle
draw angle, 2. create right triangle 3. use theta prime (inside) 4. pos/neg
deg to rad
deg times pi/180
rad to deg
rad times 180/pi
to find coterminal angles
add/subtract multiples of 360/2pi
sin graphing equation
f(x)=(a)sin(bx-h)+k
cos graphing equation
f(x)=a(cos)(bx-h)+k
what are things you need to graph during sin/cos (things you need to find)
amplitude, interval s (one cycle), centerline, endpoints
how do you find amplitdues
|a|
how do you find period
2pi/|b|
how to find intervals (one cycle)
(2pi/|b|)/4
centerline
y=k
endpoints
bx-h=0 and bx-h=2pi
how does a sin graph look/act
starts at center → moves to max
how does a cos graph move/act
starts at max and moves to center line
identies sin theta
1/csc(theta)
identites csc theta
1/sintheta
identites cos theta
1/sectheta
identites sec theta
1/costheta
tan theta identity
1/cot theta
cot theta identity
1/tan theta
tan theta idenity (2nd)
sintheta/costheta
cot theta identity 2
cos theta/ sin theta
sin² theta + cos ² theta equals
1
unit circle points
(1,0) (0,1) (-1,0) (0,-1)
radius of unit circle
r=1
degrees and radians of unit circle
0/2pi and 0/360 degrees, pi/2 and 90 degrees pi and 180 degrees, 3pi/2 and 270 degrees
order of sin, tan, cos, all for unit circle
ASTC (all students take calculus)
sin theta is equal to what coordinate in unit cirlce
y
cos theta is equal to what coordinate in unit circle
x
tan theta is equal to waht coordinate in the unit circle
y/x
60 degrees in raidans
pi/3
30 degrees in radians
pi/6
90 degrees in radians
pi/2
30-60-90 degree triangle side rules
x, 2x, and x square root of 3
45-45-90 degree triangle rules
x,x, and x square root of 2
in whole unit circle, interval between degrees is
ex: 0 to 30 to 45 to 60 to 90 (intervals: 30, 15, 15, 30)
in unit circle opp of 30 degress in a triangle is always
½
in unit cirlce the side touching 60 degrees in a triangle is always
shorter and equal to x
every 30 degreees in unit circle is
pi/6 per (can also simplify to pi/3) (for 30 60 90 etc degrees)
every 45 degrees in unit circle is
pi/4 per (for 45,90, 135 degrees etc)
cheat code for unit circle radians
quadratn one: its always 1/3,4,6 quadrant 2: one less than demoninator 3: one more than denominatiro 4: x2 -1 denominator