Chapter 3 Exponential Functions

 

Hypatia (335 – 405 AD) is the first renowned woman mathematician whose life and times are fully documented. She is a philosopher, astronomer, and mathematician based in Alexandria, Egypt whose prestige was respected in even by the Holy Roman Empire even though she was not a Christian. She died tragically her body torn to pieces by a demented mob. 

Her life and tragic death are told in the movie Agora, produced by Telecinco Cinema and released in 2009. Rachel Weisz played the role of Hypatia. The movie won the Alfred Sloan Foundation Film Prize at the 2009 Hampton International Film Festival.

3.1 Exponential Functions

  1. Example 7 Transformations of Exponential Functions
  2. Activity 3.1 Answers to Selected Questions on Exponential Function

3.2 Exponential Equations and Inequalities

  1. Solved Problems 3.1 Applying Laws of Exponents to Solve Exponential Equations
  2. Solved Problems 3.2 Graphing Calculators to Solve Exponential Equations
  3. Solution to Example 7. 1 < a (base is greater than 1)
  4. Solution to Example 8. 0 < a < 1 (base is greater than 0 but less than 1)
  5. Solved Problems 3.4 Laws of Exponents applied to exponential inequalities
  6. Solved Problem 3.5 Graphing Calculator to Solve Exponential Inequalities
  7. Activity 3.1 Answers to Selected Questions in Exponential Equations and Inequalities

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