This material taken from “College Algebra & Trigonometry with Applications,” Jose Barros-Neto, West Publishing Company, second edition. Section I. Exponential and Logarithmic Functions 1. Graph g ( x) = 1 / 2 − x −1 . 2. Let F ( x) = xe 3 x . Approximate to three decimal places the function values F(0.4), F(0.4), and F(1.25). 3. Suppose that the initial amount of a radioactive material is 140 milligrams and that its half-life is 33 minutes. Make a table showing the amount of material left after 33, 66, and 132 minutes. 4. The population of a town of 26,000 people is increasing exponentially at an annual rate of 3%. Estimate the population after 6 years.

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Algebra & Trigonometry Assignment Sheet Text: Fundamentals of Algebra & Trigonometry, 9/E, 1997, Swokowski, ISBN #978-0-534-95414-7, Cengage Learning.Section 1.2: Exp. & Radicals 1.3: Algebraic Expressions 1.3: Algebraic Expressions 1.4: Fractional Expressions 1.4: Fractional Expressions 2.1: Equations 2.3: Quadratic Equations 2.4: Complex Numbers 2.5: Nonlinear Equations 2.6: Inequalities 2.7: Inequalities 3.3: Lines 3.4: Functions 3.5: Graphs of Functions 3.6: Quadratic Functions 3.7: Operations on Functions 3.8: Inverse Functions 5.1: Exponential Functions 5.2: Natural Exponential Functions 5.3: Logarithmic Functions

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