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(a)

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The statement is " \"\" is an exponential function of \"\" ".

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The above statement is false.

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Because an exponential function is never zero.

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Observe the given table of values :

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The value of \"\", when \"\".

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So, \"\" connot be an exponential function of \"\".

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(b)

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The statement is " \"\" is a logarithmic function of \"\" ".

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The above statement is true.

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Consider the logarithmic function as \"\".

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Substitute \"\" and \"\" in the above function.

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\"\"

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Since \"\" cannot be zero, the value of \"\".

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Substitute \"\" and \"\" in \"\".

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\"\"

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Substitute \"\" in above equation.

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\"\"

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\"\".

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Substitute the values \"\" and \"\" in \"\".

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\"\"

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Thus, the logarithmic function is \"\".

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Check whether the function satisfies the third point or not.

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Substitute \"\" and \"\" in \"\".

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\"\"

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Since the above statement is true, \"\" is a logarithmic function of \"\".

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\"\"

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(c)

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The statement is " \"\" is an exponential function of \"\" ".

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The above statement is true.

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From part (b), conclude that \"\" is a logarithmic function of \"\".

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Thus, the logarithmic function is \"\".

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Definition of logarithmic function : \"\"

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\"\".

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It is an exponential function of \"\".

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\"\"

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(d)

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The statement is " \"\" is a linear function of \"\" ".

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The above statement is false.

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Slope of the line joining \"\" and \"\" : \"\".

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Slope of the line joining \"\" and \"\" : \"\".

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Since slope of the line joining \"\" and \"\" is not equals to slope of the line joining \"\" and \"\",

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\"\" cannot be an linear function of \"\" ".

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(a) False.

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(b) True.

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(c) True.

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(d) False.