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Which is an exponential growth function?
f(x) = 6(0.25)x
f(x) = 0.25(5.25)x
f(x) = –4.25x
f(x) = (–1.25)x
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Exponential growth requires the base b in f(x) = a·b^x to be greater than 1.
- 6(0.25)^x: base 0.25 < 1 → exponential decay.
- 0.25(5.25)^x: base 5.25 > 1 → exponential growth.
- −4.25^x (interpreted as −(4.25)^x): values are negative (magnitude grows) but not a positive exponential growth function.
- (−1.25)^x: negative base (not a standard exponential growth for all real x).
So the exponential growth function is f(x) = 0.25(5.25)^x.
- 6(0.25)^x: base 0.25 < 1 → exponential decay.
- 0.25(5.25)^x: base 5.25 > 1 → exponential growth.
- −4.25^x (interpreted as −(4.25)^x): values are negative (magnitude grows) but not a positive exponential growth function.
- (−1.25)^x: negative base (not a standard exponential growth for all real x).
So the exponential growth function is f(x) = 0.25(5.25)^x.
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