A set of data points is plotted and yields a line l(x) through the points (1, 10) and (4, 16).

a) What is the equation of l(x)? Test that both points lie on your line !

b) Suppose l(x) is the log-log plot (with logarithm basis 2) of a function f (x). What is f (x)?

c) Suppose l(x) is the log-lin plot (with logarithm basis 10) of a function g(x). What is g(x)?

d) Suppose l(x) is the lin-log plot (with logarithm basis e) of a function h(x). What is h(x)?

A set of data points is plotted and yields a line ((2) through the points (1, 10) and (4, 16). a) What is the equation of /(x)? Test that both points lie on your line! b) Suppose ((x) is the log-log plot (with logarithm basis 2) of a function f (x). What is f(x)? c) Suppose ((r) is the log-lin plot (with logarithm basis 10) of a function g(r). What is g(I)? d) Suppose ((r) is the lin-log plot (with logarithm basis e) of a function h(r). What is h(x)