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1 13 – Exponential vs. Linear Functions Calculator Required
Exponential Investigations – Functions 13 – Exponential vs. Linear Functions Calculator Required

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4 Look familiar?

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6 Definitely a ratio…. Definitely a ratio….some examples…. Ratios in an exponential function go in the other direction….

7 Linear?

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