Compound Continuous
Logarithms
Exponential
Compound Interest
Natural Logs
100

This is the amount one starts with

Principal

100

This is the base of logarithms

10

100

This is the value of b for growth

b>1

100

The amount that is compounded daily

n = 365

100

This is the base of natural logarithms

e

200

This is the formula for compound continuous problems

P = ert

200

What logarithms solve for

exponents

200

This is the value of b for decay

0<b<1

200

The amount that is compounded quarterly

n = 4

200

The approximate value of e

e = 2.718281828

300

The decimal one rounds to when solving for A or P

Hundreths place

300

The method needed to simplify a log when the base is not 10

Change of base

300

These are the values that describe the transformation of an exponential function

a, h, & k

300

The amount that is compounded semi-annually

n = 2

300

Simplify when the following occurs:

ln 20x - ln 4

ln 5x

400

The movement of a decimal point one must do in order to convert the percentage of the rate

Two to the left

400

The form that is considered an inverse of a logarithm

exponential form

400

This is the Domain and Range of an exponential graph

D: (-00, +00)

R: (k, +00) or (-00, k)


400

The amount that is compounded bi-weekly

n = 26

400

Simplify when the following occurs:

ln 2x + ln 5 = ln 200

x = 20

500

Simplify when the following occurs:

p =1000

r=5%

t=3

A = 1161.83

500

Simplify when the following occurs:

log52 + log56x = log5144

x = 12

500

The description of the following exponential function:

f(x) = -3 (1/3)x - 4 + 2

Vertical stretch by 3

Flips over x-axis

Right 4 units

Up 2 units

500

Simplify when the following occurs:

P = 1500

r = 6.5

t = 5

n = weekly

A = 2075.62

500

Expand when the following occurs:

ln 2wxyz

ln 2 + ln w + ln x + ln y + ln z

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