Question

Does the rule represent a linear or an exponential function? Explain.

Answer 1

\[y =4\times4x\]

Answer 2

what are the exponents for x and y? if they're both 1, then it's linear.

Answer 3

if not, then, idk fred....

Answer 4

@dpaInc

Answer 5

oh... you realize that attachment is different from what you wrote...

Answer 6

in this equation (the attachment), the "x" is the exponent.... [HINT]

Answer 7

oh my bad i didnt know

Answer 8

\[y=4^{x+1}\] maybe this would help also

Answer 9

does this grow in such a line or a exponential