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    EE101Calculus and Analytical

    Geometry 2

    [email protected]

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    Natural Logarithm

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    Definition of the natural logarithm

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    Derivatives of Natural Logarithms

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    The Derivative of y = ln x

    ln = 1

    .

    = 1

    = 1

    = l n

    Differentiation of ln ax = 1/x was proven

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    Trigonometry Function

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    Example 1 & 2

    Example 1

    (a)ln 6

    (b)ln 4ln 5

    (c)ln

    Example 2

    (a) ln 4 + ln s

    (b) ln+

    (c) ln sec x

    (d) ln 1

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    u)u

    1(IntegralThe

    = +

    1 C ; n 1

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    Integration Table

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    Example 5

    () tan

    () tan 2 /

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    Exponential Functio

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    The inverse of ln x and the number of e

    The graph of ln-1xis the gr

    ln x reflected across the line

    = 1

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    The function y = ex

    =. ;= 1

    ;

    / =

    = = =

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    Exercise

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    Example 6

    Find y if ln y = 3t + 5

    Example 7

    Find kif e2k= 10

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    Example 8:

    dxe

    2ln

    0

    x3

    dxe x4

    Example 9

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    axand loga x

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    The Function ax

    Since a = e ln afor any positive number a, we can as (e ln a) x = e x ln a.

    We therefore make the following definition.

    DEFINITIONFor any numbers a> 0 and x,

    ax= e x ln a

    Laws of exponents

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    Laws of exponents

    For a> 0, and any xand y:

    x

    x

    y

    x

    x

    yx

    yx

    ab

    aa

    a

    b

    a

    a

    aa

    )(

    .

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    Example 10:

    xdxcos2

    xsin

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    Example 11(a):

    d2

    1

    0

    Example 11(b):

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    Example 11(b):

    2

    D fi iti

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    Definition

    For any positive nu

    Log ax

    = inver

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    We can derive the Equation (5) from Equation

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    Example

    2 = ln 2

    ln 10 0.69315

    2.302590.30103

    Apply the rules of

    =ln ln

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    The Derivative of logaU

    To find the derivative of a base alogarithm, we first conver

    natural logarithm. If u is a positive differentiable function o

    log =

    ln ln =

    1ln .

    ln =

    1ln .

    1

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    Example 12

    1x3logdxd 10

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    Example 13

    log

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    Example 14

    ln2 log dx

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    Example 15

    log 10

    /

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    EXTRA EXERCISES

    Q1

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    Solve the Equations forx

    3 = 5 3. 10

    ln 4

    =1 log 100

    ANS: (a) x = 2 and

    Q1

    Q2

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    Find the derivative of y

    = l o g 73 2

    ANS:1

    3 2

    Q2

    l h i l iQ3

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    Evaluate the integrals in:

    13

    1 l n

    log

    () log

    ANS: (a) 22 l n 3

    ANS: (b) 32 760

    ANS: (c) ln 4

    : lnln

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