Natural Logs

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NATURAL LOGS Unit 6

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Unit 6. Natural Logs. A logarithm is an exponent!. For x  0 and 0  a  1, y = log a x if and only if x = a y . The function given by f ( x ) = log a x i s called the logarithmic function with base a . Every logarithmic equation has an equivalent exponential form: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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NATURAL LOGSUnit 6

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For x 0 and 0 a 1, y = loga x if and only if x = a y.The function given by f (x) = loga x is called the logarithmic function with base a.

Every logarithmic equation has an equivalent exponential form: y = loga x is equivalent to x = a y

A logarithmic function is the inverse function of an exponential function.

Exponential function: y = ax

Logarithmic function: y = logax is equivalent to x = ay

A logarithm is an exponent!

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The function defined by f(x) = loge x = ln x

is called the natural logarithm function.

y = ln x

(x 0, e 2.718281)

y

x5

–5

y = ln x is equivalent to e y = x

In Calculus, we work almost exclusively with natural logarithms!

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01ln

1ln e

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EXAMPLES

32ln yx 32 lnln yx yx ln3ln2

2

3

lnyx 22

3

lnln yx yx ln2ln23

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EXAMPLES

5

432lnz

yx

xy ln4ln

yx ln3ln221

zyx ln5ln4ln32ln

4lnxy

32ln yx

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Derivative of Logarithmic FunctionsThe derivative is

'( )(ln ( ) )(

.)

d f xf xdx f x

2Find the derivative of ( ) ln 1 .f x x x

2

22

2

( 1)(ln 1)

12 1

1

d x xd dxx xdx x x

xx x

Example:

Solution:

Notice that the derivative of expressions such as ln|f(x)| has no logarithm in the answer.

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EXAMPLE

3ln xy xln3

xxy 313'

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EXAMPLE

3ln 2 xy 32 xu

xdu 2

32' 2

x

xy

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EXAMPLE

xxy ln

Product Rule

1ln1' xx

xy

xy ln1'

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EXAMPLE

23

1ln xy x1ln23

xxy

223

11

23'

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EXAMPLE

11ln

xxy 1ln1ln

21

xx

11

11

21'

xxy

12

21' 2x

y

11' 2

x

y

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EXAMPLE

xy secln

xx

xxy tansec

tansec'

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EXAMPLE

xxy tansecln

xxxxxy

tansecsectansec'

2

xxx

xxxy sectansec

sectansec'

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INTEGRATING IS GOING BACKWARDS Finding the anti-derivative using

natural logs is fun, fun, fun

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35x

dx 3xudxdu

udu5

Cu ln5

Cx 3ln5

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12

2xxdx 12 xu

xdxdu 2

udu

Cu ln

Cx 1ln 2

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xdx

1xu 1

dxx

du2

1

duu

u 12

uu ln2

Cxx 1ln212

dxdux 2

xu 1

dxduu )1(2

duu112

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2

2sin23

cos4

dsin23uddu cos2ddu cos42

1,2

uat

5,2

uat 5

1

2udu

uln2

1ln5ln2

5ln2

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xdxtan

dxxx

cossin

xu cos

xdxdu sin

udu

CxCu coslnln

Cxxdx coslntan

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INTEGRALS OF 6 BASIC TRIG FUNCTIONS

Cuudu sinlncot

Cuuudu tanseclnsec

Cuuudu cotcsclncsc

Cuudu coslntan

Cuudu sincosCuudu cossin

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6

0

2tan

xdxxu 2dxdu 2

3

0

tan21

udu

3

0cosln

21

u

0cosln

3cosln

21

1ln

21ln

21

2ln1ln21

2ln21