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This lab activity guides students through sketching exponential and logarithmic function graphs, examining their reciprocal relationship. Step-by-step instructions cover obtaining ordered pairs, plotting points, and using wires/pins to represent the curves. The demonstration illustrates how points on one graph are the images of points on the other when reflected across y=x. This hands-on activity helps students develop a deeper understanding of these fundamental mathematical concepts and their applications.
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EXPONENTIAL AND^
LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
images of each other. MATERIALS REQUIRED: ) Drawing board
(i) Geometrical instruments () Thick white paper (vii) Eraser
STEPS OF CONSTRUCTION: Step (i): Step (ii:
Fix a thick paper sheet of size 25 cm x 25 cm on the drawing board with adhesive. Take co-ordinate axes X'OX and Y'OY as two perpendicular lines on the sheet. Step (iii): Mark graduations on the two co-ordinate axes, as shown in the figure. Step (iv): Obtain few ordered pairs, which satisfy y = a and y = loga x. Step (): Plot these points corresponding to ordered pairs, obtained in step (iv). Join these points by free hand curves in both cases.
Step (oid: Fix thin wires along these curves by the use of drawing pins.
Step (vii): Using drawing pins, draw the graph of y = x and fix a wire along these curves.
12 10 8
(^2 6 8 )
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LAB ACTIvTY (^17) DEMONSTRATION:
) Let a = 2 (say) and find ordered pairs so as to satisfy it.
1 -1^2 -2^3 -3^4 -
2 1 2 0.5 8 16 1 (^4 )
Thus, the^ graph of 2" is (^) represented. (b) Take^ loga = y so (^) that x =^ 2. (^) Take a (^) = (^2) (say).
y=loga 0 1 -1^2 -2 (^3) -
Plot these (^) ordered (^) pairs on (^) the (^) graph (^) paper. Fix a (^) drawing (^) pin at (^) each (^) point.
Thus, the^ graph of^ log2" is (^) represented.
It (^) can be (^) visualised that the two (^) graphs of two (^) functions (^) are
(a) (^) Image of the^ point (1, 2) on^ the (^) graph (^) of y =^ 2" in (^) y =x (^) is (^) (2, 1) on (^) the graph of^ y =log (b) (^) Image of the^ point (4, 2) on^ the (^) graph of (^) y = log2 in (^) y = (^) x (^) is (2, 4) on^ the^ graph of y (^) =2.
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