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Please help me! I am scratching my head over this question!
Date Posted: 3 years ago
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Sorry, I hadn’t seen the mod 3.
So basically what I mentioned previously holds - X will cause the number e^(X + 2) to change rapidly, while Y will cause the log term to increase slowly.
When you take mod 3, you are essentially finding the “remainder” when you divide your expression by 3. As y increases, the log term will eventually increase slowly, to a point where increasing y slightly will not affect the value of the expression (compare log 10000 with log 10001).
However, X changes rapidly and as such the remainders will change rapidly.
So, X will have a larger influence.
So basically what I mentioned previously holds - X will cause the number e^(X + 2) to change rapidly, while Y will cause the log term to increase slowly.
When you take mod 3, you are essentially finding the “remainder” when you divide your expression by 3. As y increases, the log term will eventually increase slowly, to a point where increasing y slightly will not affect the value of the expression (compare log 10000 with log 10001).
However, X changes rapidly and as such the remainders will change rapidly.
So, X will have a larger influence.
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Plot curve and answer
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