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Which function represents exponential growth

y= 14(0.95)^x
y= 14x^1.95
y= 14(1.95)^x
y= 14/(1.95^x)

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User Tanman
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Answer:

Option 3 -
y=14(1.95)^x

Explanation:

To find : Which function represents exponential growth?

Solution :

The general form of exponential function is
f(x)=a(b)^x

where, a is the initial value and b is the growth/decay rate factor.

If b>1 then it is the growth factor.

If b<1 then it is decay factor.

Now, From the given options

1)
y=14(0.95)^x

Since, 0.95 <1 it is a decay exponential function.

2)
y=14x^(1.95)

It is not in form of exponential function.

3)
y=14(1.95)^x

Since, 1.95 >1 it is a growth exponential function.

4)
y=14/(1.95)^x

It is not in form of exponential function.

Therefore, Option 3 is correct.

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User Six Face
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The exponential function with a base greater than 1 is

14(1.95)^x
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User Aldan
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