Implementing Exponential-Log Functions in Python
Exponential Function
Exponential functions model rapid growth or decay, commonly used in population modeling, finance, and physics. This function is of the form f(x)=aebx.
Code Breakdown
- Generates
x
values between-5
and5
; - Defines
exponential_function(x, a, b)
, wherea
scales the function, andb
controls the growth rate; - Plots the graph with arrows at both ends to show continuous growth;
- Marks the y-intercept at
x = 0
for clarity.
Logarithmic Function
Logarithms are the inverse of exponentials, useful in scaling data and measuring natural growth processes. This function is defined as f(x)=log2(x), meaning it calculates the power to which 2 must be raised to obtain x.
Code Breakdown
- Generates
x
values between0.1
and10
(to avoidlog(0)
, which is undefined); - Defines
logarithmic_function(x, base=2)
, ensuring base2
is used throughout; - The graph includes an arrow at the right end, indicating it continues indefinitely;
- The x-intercept is marked at
x = 1
, wherelog_2(1) = 0
.
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Implementing Exponential-Log Functions in Python
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Exponential Function
Exponential functions model rapid growth or decay, commonly used in population modeling, finance, and physics. This function is of the form f(x)=aebx.
Code Breakdown
- Generates
x
values between-5
and5
; - Defines
exponential_function(x, a, b)
, wherea
scales the function, andb
controls the growth rate; - Plots the graph with arrows at both ends to show continuous growth;
- Marks the y-intercept at
x = 0
for clarity.
Logarithmic Function
Logarithms are the inverse of exponentials, useful in scaling data and measuring natural growth processes. This function is defined as f(x)=log2(x), meaning it calculates the power to which 2 must be raised to obtain x.
Code Breakdown
- Generates
x
values between0.1
and10
(to avoidlog(0)
, which is undefined); - Defines
logarithmic_function(x, base=2)
, ensuring base2
is used throughout; - The graph includes an arrow at the right end, indicating it continues indefinitely;
- The x-intercept is marked at
x = 1
, wherelog_2(1) = 0
.
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