Question

help please
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Answer 1

Well looking at this...are you able to tell how they got from like the first value for y to the second value of y?

Answer 2

16 X4

Answer 3

exponential

Answer 4

oops my bad that was the wrong direction....it is exponential because the table can be represented by the function y= 16^x

Answer 5

the x will be 4

Answer 6

Hm...perhaps not....my function is wrong after graphing it and seeing that the 4th value is 4096 instead of the one given there

Answer 7

Well sorry about that but in general I know there is a relationship in the values because each value time 4 equals the next value

Answer 8

f(x)=4x+1

exponential, even if we didn't know anything about what the function actually is, the growth in f(x) is not a constant factor as x increases by 1, so it cannot be linear, thus it must be exponential since we only have two options

Answer 9

This is an exponential function, we can see this because
4^2=16

4^3=64

4^4=256

4^5=1024
we notice that the variable is in the exponent, each time the exponent is increasing by 1 not the base. This is what defines an exponential function. 4^x. 4 as a base remains the same, x is what changes; the exponent is X.


what about this answer

Answer 10

^^ this, madam we call a good answer.

Answer 11

no, a perfect answer
good work

Answer 12

Does the rule y=4.4^x represent a linear or an exponential function? Explain

Answer 13

i think its exponential function

Answer 14

yes. the above explanation is just great.

Answer 15

i mean my next question what do you think about itDoes the rule y=4.4^x represent a linear or an exponential function? Explain

Answer 16

that is the same thing as before. :)

Answer 17

i cannot give the same answer i both the questions

Answer 18

the table that you had, is the function \[y=f(x)=4\times4^x\]

Answer 19

i know

Answer 20

in the first one, the points "y" are exponents of "4" Hence the table represents an exponential function

Answer 21

in the second one, you have "x" as the exponent of "4".
So, y is the exponential function of "x"