Answer:
Landon is not correct.
The graph of y = 2x will grow at an increasingly increasing rate, but the graph of y = 10x2 grows at a constantly increasing rate.
Therefore, the graph of y = 2x will eventually pass the graph of y = 10x2.
Explanation:
Yes, graphs of exponential equations grow at an increasingly increasing rate.
Graph with X-axis labeled at negative 5, 5, and 10, and Y-axis labeled by 5 hundreds from 0 to 1,500. 2 curves are plotted in different colors. One is y = 2 to the x power, and the other is y = 10 x squared. Both are curves opening up and to the right.
y = x2 grows more quickly at first, but y = 2x eventually overtakes y = x2.