Try to complete the following questions before our next class (finish up to at least question 10).
Exercise 6G questions 3abc, 4ab, 5ade, 6abf, 7a, 9ac, 10, 14, 15, 21, 23
11 SL: Logarithmic Equations & The Change of Base Rule
Complete the following questions before our next class.
Exercise 6E questions 1 (second and third columns), 2 (second column), 3 (first column), 5ace
Exercise 6F 1ade, 2, 3, 4a
11 SL: The Natural Logarithm
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Exercise 6D 1, 2, 5abfg, 6a–e, 8 (first column), 9 (first column), 10 (first column)
11 Math SL: Laws of Logarithms
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Exercise 6C questions 1, 2adg, 3abdegh, 4bef, 5abde, 7, 8
12 HL: Slope Fields & Euler’s Method
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Exercise 25B questions 1–3, 5
(for additional questions, see the Option Topic 9 PDF from the Pearson book: pages 1467–1469 questions 14, 29, 30, 33)
12 HL: First-Order Linear DEs
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Exercise 25G questions 1–3
11 SL: Introduction to Logarithms
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Exercise 6A questions 1, 2, 4, 5ab, 7ab
Exercise 6B questions 1gh, 2aef, 3cgjkwx, 4abe
12 HL: Homogenous Differential Equations
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Exercise 25F questions 2, 5
11 SL: The Exponential Function
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Exercise 5F questions 11, 12, and 15
12 HL: Introduction to Homogeneous DEs
Make sure you’ve finished all of the assigned questions from this week’s lessons. I’ve attached some brief notes on recognizing homogenous DEs (and a couple of easy questions) for you to look at in advance of our next class. The document you’ll want to look at is here.