❖ Graphing Exponential Functions: All You Need to Know! ❖

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Have you done a video about how to graph functions with a base of e?

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I have a test tomorrow over log and graphing that along with exponential and everything, and we only spent one day on exponential. Never again, so this explained to me how I can graph it. Thanks so much.
a>1 with a positive x = growth
a>1 with a negative x = decay
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Also a negative x is equivalent to a reflection over the y-axis which is why it becomes decay or growth (opposite of the original). (((:

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Oh and so the reason we don't have x-axis reflection is because the a value cannot be negative...? Something like that.. I don't know. But I got it now. Just explaining it to myself. (((:

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Can you always use the points 0,-1,-2,-3 and the positives for the table ???

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what about y = (4.3)^x? if you put that in a chart with -1, the answer would be 1/4.3, but you cant put a fraction over a fraction..?

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Question why does y=0 on the x-axis?

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How we will draw the graph of 2^1/x and 2^1/x^2

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The exponential growth or decay is expressed by the b value, NOT the a value.

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What about y=-(1/4)^-x?

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