Explain in a variety of ways how you can distinguish the exponential function f(x)=2x from the quadratic function f(x)=x2 and linear function f(x)=2x. (Hint: compare the rate of change using finite differences in tables of values; identify a constant ratio in the table of values)
Can you differentiate the function or would you like to just know how?
Linear function has same slope all over while quadratic function has a steady increase in slope. (Actually every 1 you go in x, the increase of slope is same-meaning the change of slope is a linear function. Exponential functions have a increase of slope that increase.
i just want you to explain the differences between the three functions
can u relate these to the value given please.
hello...? @jygebs
The table didn't come up
what?
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I drew a table wait a sec plz
ok
thank you! is there any other way to differentiate?
um by shape? I guess Well jsut to retriceyou can find a derivative. y=2x-->dy/dx=2 y=x^2-->dy/dx=2x y=2^x-->dy/dx=ln2*2^x and by doing so we can mathematically calculate the difference of slope. BUT yeah..
okay any other way?
hello...? @jygebs
Hint: compare the rate of change using finite differences in tables of values; identify a constant ratio in the table of values)
that is what i've created
okay thanks.. any other way?
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