Chapter 6

Video Instruction

Section 6.1

Composite Functions

	6.1.1 - The composite function (8:32)
	6.1.2 - Finding the domain of a composite function (11:07)

Section 6.2

One-to-One Functions; Inverse Functions

	6.2.1 - The definition of one-to-one functions, the horizontal line test and some examples (5:00)
	6.2.2 - Inverse functions; The domain and range of one-to-one functions and inverse functions and some examples (7:36)
	6.2.3 - Verifying that two functions are inverses of each other (8:00)
	6.2.4 - Finding an inverse function (8:40)

Section 6.3

Exponential Functions

6.3.1 - A Review of the Laws of Exponents (4:06)

	6.3.5 - Solving exponential equations by relating bases (7:45)
	6.3.6 - More examples of exponential equations (3:55)
	6.3.7 - Applications of Exponential Functions (6:45)

Section 6.4

Logarithmic Functions

6.4.4 - Graphs of Logarithmic Functions (9:07)

	6.4.5 - Solving logarithmic equations by rewriting as an exponent (5:32)
	6.4.6 - Solving exponential equations involving base e (5:36)
	6.4.7 - Applications of Logarithmic Functions (10:13)

Section 6.5

Properties of Logarithms

6.5.1 - The Properties of Logarithms (4:59)

6.5.4 - The Change of Base Formula (5:22)

Section 6.6

Logarithmic and Exponential Equations

	6.6.1 - Solving logarithmic equations by comparing logarithms (6:32)
	6.6.2 - Solving logarithmic equations using log properties (7:25)
	6.6.3 - Solving Exponential Equations (9:05)

Section 6.7

Compound Interest

6.7.1 - Compound Interest (8:17)

6.7.2 - Continuous Compound Interest (5:36)

6.7.3 - Present Value (4:33)

Section 6.8

Exponential Growth and Decay Models; Newton's Law; Logistic Growth and Decay Models

6.8.1 - Exponential Growth (7:27)

6.8.2 - Exponential Decay (Radioactive Decay) (8:26)

6.8.3 - Newton's Law of Cooling (12:21)