Logarithmic Functions - Problem 3 of 3
This video is a continuation and provides another example that demonstrates how to graph logarithmic functions. (5:00)
Properties of Logarithms
This video explains two important properties of logarithms and the methods used to get to and solve for variables that are in exponents or inside logarithms. (5:09)
Properties of Logarithms - Problem 1 of 3
This video is a continuation and reviews the properties of logarithms. It also provides examples that illustrate how the properties of logarithms are used in various calculations. (5:45)
Properties of Logarithms - Problem 2 of 3
This video is a continuation and reviews the change of base theorem. It also provides examples of how to evaluate logarithms by switching to another base. (5:20)
Properties of Logarithms - Problem 3 of 3
This video is a continuation and provides more examples of how use the change of base theorem to evaluate logarithms by switching to another base. (4:27)
Natural Logarithm
This video explains how the natural log is the logarithm to the base of the number “e” and is the inverse function of an exponential function. Natural logarithms are special types of logarithms and are used in solving time and growth problems. (6:05)
Natural Logarithm - Problem 1 of 3
This video is a continuation and demonstrates how to graph a function that contains a natural log. (4:07)
Natural Logarithm - Problem 2 of 3
This video is a continuation and describes some properties of logarithms as they apply to the natural log. It also provides examples of how to apply these properties. (2:10)
Natural Logarithm - Problem 3 of 3
This video is a continuation and describes the family of functions. It demonstrates how any exponential function can be described with base “e” and provides examples. (4:08)
Exponential Growth
This video explains how exponential growth is a type of exponential function where instead of having a variable in the base of the function, it is in the exponent. It works through an example problem that demonstrates exponential growth. (4:27)
Exponential Growth - Problem 1 of 3
This video is a continuation and demonstrates how to use the exponential growth formula to solve an example problem. (4:31)
INFO2009 Educational Resources
INFO2009 Educational Resources
Linnad ja vaatamisväärsused - tunnikava
Kodulinna,Pärnu tutvustus
How to Get More Out of Google
This is a slide show, but it is well worth showing students who may think they just need to type in a word or phrase to find material. You just need to click on each slide. It is very worthwhile, and it is extra good because it warns students about the dangers of working with Wikipedia as a reference tool for research.
Bytesize Science: How Do Pop-Up Timers in Turkeys Work?
Have you ever wondered how timers know when your turkey is done cooking? Dr. Diane Bunce explains to us the chemistry behind the pop-up timers we use to cook turkey and how it actually has no idea when the turkey is done but instead relies on chemistry to let us know when our turkeys are safe to eat. (1:51)
Lecture 11 - 10/18/2010
Lecture 11
Craig Kielburger
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INFO2009 2011-12 Case Study Examination
INFO2009 2011-12 Case Study Examination
IDS350 Session 12 Fall 2011
IDS350 Gardens of California - Session twelve 12/04/11 with Jerry Turney













