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Solve the following using the log button on your calculator. Give your answer correct to three decimal places.
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Solve using the ln button on your calculator. Give your answer correct to three decimal places.
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Solve
giving your answer correct to one decimal place.
Taking logs of both sides gives 
Use your calculator to find
, giving
or 
Simplify the following:
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There are two ways to simlpify this equation

or

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If
find y when t = 10, giving your answer correct to three decimal places.
Given
when t = 10, then
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= 487.300 to three decimal points
If
, find k when
,
and t = 5.
From
we can work out that ![]()
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Take logs of base e of both sides, since the variable appears as a power of e .

k = -0.220 to three decimal places.
If
, find k if
when t = 100.
Putting
into the equation
, we get ![]()
Remove the common factor, giving ![]()
Take logs to base e of both sides.

k = 0.007 to three decimal places.
The equation of the line shown below has the form
Determine the values of k and n.

Line intersecting y axis at 3 and gradient m
There are two methods you can use to solve this problem. We'll show you both.
Method 1
Taking
of both sides gives 
Compare this with the equation of the line.
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We can see that n = 2

Method 2
This method uses the equation y = mx + c
From the diagram the equation is
therefore ![]()
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