Y = ln(x)

Definition

The equation y = ln(x) represents a curve showing logarithmic growth. As x increases, the corresponding values of y increase at a slower rate compared to exponential growth.

Related terms

Area Enclosed:

The region between two curves representing the total space inside both curves.

Curves:

Lines or shapes that are not straight and can be represented mathematically using equations.

y = e^x:

A different curve representing exponential growth.