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Part 3 - Discussion Question Will an exponential function always exceed a linear function? Explain your answer and provide examples to support your claim.
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Part 3 - Discussion Question

Will an exponential function always exceed a linear function? Explain your answer and provide examples to support your claim.

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Yes

Explanation:

It will always pass because it will keep on going, while a linear function may stop.

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