CLASS 2

FUNCTIONS

Textbook 1.1 -

1.6

Functions in
general

commonly used
fats

linear
( , power, polynomial , exponential )
Inverse
functions

Logarithms

data
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natural logarithm

Rules for logarithm :

Textbook
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