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Please help. Does the rule y = 4 * 4^x represent a linear or an exponential function? Explain.
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When you graph out y = 4*4^x, you'll see that a curve results and NOT a straight line. So y = 4*4^x is NOT a linear function.
So by the process of elimination, this is an exponential function. It turns out that y = 4 * 4^x is an exponential function since it's in the form y = a*b^x where a and b are constants
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