is it true in an exponential problem if your initial starting number is 2 that you have to double it to get the next number?

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bahrom7893 · Answer

true

anonymous · Answer

=)

bahrom7893 · Answer

2^n is the exponential,
2^1 = 2 - starting
2^2 = 2*2 double the starting
2^3 = (2*2)*2 double again, etc..

anonymous · Answer

ahhhhhhh i got this =) 
your really good at math

bahrom7893 · Answer

i'm a math major and i suck at most of upper level math classes

anonymous · Answer

nice . . . . really? it doesnt seem like it . . .

bahrom7893 · Answer

well u don't get advanced questions asked here.. usually people can't answer the questions that I ask. Satellite and a couple of others can help with half of my hw, but not all of it haha

anonymous · Answer

ohhh hahahahahaha