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  1. If f(x) = 8x + 16, then find f -1(x).
  2. Determine if the following functions are inverses of each other:
    f(x) = 7x + 14
    g(x) = (1/7)x – 2
  3. Write the exponential equation y = 5x in logarithmic form.
  4. Write the logarithmic equation log7x = y in exponential form.
  5. Use the change-of-base formula to convert x=log390 to common logarithms.  Then use a calculator to round the value of x to the nearest thousandth.
  6. Find the amount of money accumulated if you invest $10,000 at 3% interest compounded quarterly for 2 years.  Round your answer to the nearest cent.
  7. Find the amount of money accumulated if you invest $10,000 at 3% interest compounded continuously for 2 years.  Round your answer to the nearest cent.
  8. Solve the following exponential equation:
    5x = 2
    Round your solution to the nearest hundredth.
  9. Solve the following exponential equation:
    ex = 10
    Round your solution to the nearest hundredth.
  10. Solve the following logarithmic equation:
    log7x + log7(3x-2) = 0
    Be sure to check all of your solutions in the original equation
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