Introduction We exhibit many situations involving exponential growth of functions. For instance, the increase in the amounts of investment is a case.

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Day 113 Write the equation of an exponential growth of a function (Day 1)

Introduction We exhibit many situations involving exponential growth of functions. For instance, the increase in the amounts of investment is a case of exponential growth. In this lesson, we are going to learn how to write exponential growth functions.

Vocabulary: Exponential growth This is a situation where something increases by a constant numbers of times at every point. This can be done in the notebooks or on vocabulary cards. Whatever system you use 

homework A bacteria culture increases by 45% in every five minute. Determine the equation representing their number if they were initially 12.

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