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Does the rule y=4.4^x represent linear or exponential
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When the variable is in the exponent, it represents exponential. When the variable is normal and has a power of 1, then it's linear. Which one do you think?
linear
for has the power 1
Yeah, but x is a exponent no?
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so then y can equal x
please explain which on superceeds
Ok. I meant as in the one that is not isolated. Since x is an exponent, it is an exponential function. If it's \(y = 4.4^x\), then it's exponential. If it's \(y = 4.4x\), then it's linear.
ok thanks
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are polnomial expressions closed under addition
Might wanna ask a new question over to the left.
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