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Section 1.4 Using Sage with Common Functions
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Exponential function: \(y = a^{x}\text{.}\) We may plot the function.
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Trigonometry function: \(y = \sin x, y=\cos x, y= \tan x, y=\cot x, y=\sec x, y=\csc x.\)
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Power Functions \(y = x^{n}, n\in \mathbb{R}_{\geq 0}\text{.}\) We may plot the power functions together.
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Logarithm function: \(y =\ln x\text{.}\) Exercise: compute the value of \(\ln 20\)
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Inverse Trigonometry Functions: \(y = asin(x), atan(x), acot(x)\text{.}\)
