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Does the rule (posted below) represent a linear or an exponential function? Explain.
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what rule?
\[y=4 \times4^{x}\]
idk why it says m its supposed to be a x by the 4
i know its a exponential function but idk how to explain
exponential function linear is y = mx , m any number experiential y = a^x , a any number
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so its for sure exponential function and it goes with the experiential one?
He made a typo, it's exponential. When ever you have \(a^x\), a constant having power of x then it's exponential. x or 2x or 3x and so on. All are exponential functions
ok thank you so much
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