Inverse of Exponential & Log Functions

Inverse of Exponential & Logarithmic Functions

[ritviksingh]

5 years later, still the best video on this topic. Thank you.

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[Lisa.jomy]

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[Hector-xybp]

I learned more from this than a whole week of class

[amandafarrell]

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[MrBingie]

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[hey_itsme]

This helped a lot! My algebra teacher wasn't in class yesturday and just gave us this work to figure out by reading a textbook and we had no way to ask any questions. We have a quiz on this stuff today. Wish me luck

[eleazarchinne]

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[sherryu]

I really appreciate the way you explained the inverse log and exponential functions. I just could not understand it in my online class. I'm not so terrified anymore!

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[rashawnhoward]

why not f-1(y) = 10^x+2? since its the inverse would it not go from f(x) -> f-1(y)?
example: f(x) = 2^x assuming x, y elements of f-1 that is f-1(y) = x. then y = 2^x -> log2y = x so inverse would be f-1(y) = x = log2y right?

[xZjicex]

Thank you so much. You explained it so much easier than my teacher did and I have a test tomorrow. :)

[fadwarezika]

Thank you!! the video is extremely helpful and clear with easy steps

[randommonkey]

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[ronnietoni]

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[DISWGACAS]

Thank you, this video is helpful and so clear and easy steps, nice.