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How are 2^x and (3/4)(2^x) different?
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The second is 3/4 the first.
I only need one example. And please NO Google.
So the second equation is 3/4 greater than the first one? @tkhunny
no second equation = (3/4)*2^x
"3/4 greater"? I guess, but that sounds funny. Just saying that it is 3/4 the other is sufficient.
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How would I right it then?
Just like I said. The second is 3/4 the first. You can use percent if you like. The second is 75% of the first.
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