Inverses of Exponential Functions
In 2.9 you met the logarithm as an operation: “what exponent?” Now we treat it as a function, (the logarithm with base b), and compare it with its partner . Every feature of the exponential graph from 2.3 has a matching feature on the logarithm graph, because the two are inverses.
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GuideIn this chapter
- 01Logarithms Undo Exponentials
- 02The Graphs: Reflections Across y = x
- 03Finding Inverse Formulas
- 04Multiply the Input, Add to the Output
- 05Nova's Inverse
- 06Practice
- 07Key Takeaways