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andrewkg
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Q.
Consider the exponential function Q=r*s^t. Letting q= ln(Q), show that q is a linear function of t by writing it in the form q=b+mt. State the values of b and m.
Ans.
q=(q0-(ln(r*S^t1)-ln(r*s^t2)*t0))-(ln(r*S^t1)-ln(r*s^t2)T0)*t
Im pretty sure its right my main question is about the subscripts.
Consider the exponential function Q=r*s^t. Letting q= ln(Q), show that q is a linear function of t by writing it in the form q=b+mt. State the values of b and m.
Ans.
q=(q0-(ln(r*S^t1)-ln(r*s^t2)*t0))-(ln(r*S^t1)-ln(r*s^t2)T0)*t
Im pretty sure its right my main question is about the subscripts.