Linear Law Linearization of Exponential and Rational Functions using Logarithms

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[@constancemukwevho3132]

This video really cleared out some important details that i missed during my lesson. And we cannot overlook the importance if a Nature break while linearizing :)

[@darkhoruss]

Fantastic video. clear and detailed explanation and an essential nature break in the middle haha

[@jennifermakhubele420]

thank you, this cleared a lot of confusion

[@97wowplayer]

The only video that explains everything clearly! Thank you so much!

[@AbdulAhad-mf7vg]

Great explanation. Highly recommend your channel to all High school students in Canada who are taking Math courses.

[@victoroshati9618]

Thank you for the explanation, my observation is directed to the last example: the gradient was negative (-k), so I was expecting a negatively sloped straight line instead of the upward sloping

[@MathematicsTutor]

Yes, the line should have been drawn downwards as we have -k. You feedback is highly appreciated. Thanks a lot Victor.

[@kwabenaagyemang8621]

Thank you for helping people for enjoying math.

[@berdore]

Very clear explanation thank you. The key is the constant. From there it becomes much easier.

[@MathematicsTutor]

Thanks

[@emmaperrine7099]

Thank you. Very good explanation. Crystal clear.

[@kylie5922]

Very comprehensive explanations thank you!

[@user-ny2mw3vm4j]

I love❤ this thank you Mr Anil Kumar

[@kamohelotosa1459]

This was really helpful, thanks a lot 😁🎖️

[@heilta]

thank you i had a similar question to ur 3rd question. now i can do it

[@leahm3842]

thank you so much!

[@saramtshabi5721]

Thank you so much!! This was very helpful

[@tapiwanashechingwaru6339]

Thank you sir, your explanation was very clear and extremely helpful

[@phomelelokgaphola1856]

why is the last example plotted in positive axis, while the gradient is negative??

[@nabilahabdulsamad1772]

thank you for the clear explanation.
May I know, how to solve if the question Y=a exp (-kt) + b exp (-gt)? Will it be ln Y = (ln a - kt) + (ln b -gt).
and how about if the is a combination of power and exponential?

[@olwethuqwabe9545]

Thank you very much but what would have been the way forward if the first example had y= then the equation in bracket and in inverse

[@meryemchahir7280]

I wanna do the linearization of u_{i,j}-u_{i-1,j} how can i do that