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Why does f(x)=8.2 squared represent exponential growth.

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ANSWER:

Yes, the function represents exponential growth

Explanation:

Exponential growth models apply to any situation where growth is proportional to the current size of the interest amount.

Exponential is understood as the saying of growth or development, of a rhythm, cadence or proportion that increases or increases each time rapidly and noticeably. It has the following form:


y=C\cdot(1+r)^t

In this case we have the following function


f(x)=8\cdot2^x

Since the variant value (x) is in the exponent we can conclude that if it is a function with exponential growth

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