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7.6 Exponential Functions. Definitions What is a linear function? y = mx + b Any function whose graph is a line. Any function with a constant rate of.

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1 7.6 Exponential Functions

2 Definitions What is a linear function? y = mx + b Any function whose graph is a line. Any function with a constant rate of change in y’s. An exponential function is any equation whose independent (input) variable is an exponent. a = initial amount b = growth factor: # repeatedly multiplied x = # times repeated

3 Example 1: Given the domain x = {-2, -1, 0, 1, 2} find the range. As the x values increase, do the range values increase or decrease? Sketch a graph. Identify the y-intercept.

4 Homework/Group Examples:

5 Homework/Group Examples Con’t:

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