Match the following.
1 .
exponential function
decline of a quantity that is directly p...
Mathematics, 18.03.2021 02:50 Kkampudiaa
Match the following.
1 .
exponential function
decline of a quantity that is directly proportional to the amount present
2 .
exponential growth
y
=
a
x
, where a is greater than zero but not equal to 1 and x is an exponent
3 .
exponential decay
growth of a quantity that is directly proportional to the amount present
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