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Table I contains outputs of the function f(x)=b^xf(x)=b

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Zigmanuir [339]2 years ago

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The tables are illustrations of logarithmic and exponential functions

The missing value in table I is 1.292
The missing value in table II is 1.544

<h3>How to determine the missing values</h3>

The functions are given as:

$f(x) = b^x$ --- table I

$g(x) = log_b(x)$ --- table II

The above equations mean that:

Tables I and II are inverse functions

On the table II (see attachment), we have:

$g(8) = 1.292$

This means that:

$f(1.292) = 8$

Also, On the table I, we have:

$f(1.544) = 12$

This means that:

$g(12) = 1.544$

So, the missing values for both tables are 1.292 and 1.544

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