Asked by htht
What type of function is represented in the table?
exponential
logarithmic
linear
quadratic
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I don't see the table — could you paste the x and y values?
If you want to decide on your own, here are quick tests you can run on the table values:
- Linear: the first differences (y2−y1, y3−y2, ...) are all the same constant.
- Quadratic: the first differences are not constant but the second differences (differences of the first differences) are constant.
- Exponential: the successive ratios (y2/y1, y3/y2, ...) are all the same constant (equivalently log(y) vs x is linear).
- Logarithmic: neither constant differences nor constant ratios; y increases (or decreases) quickly at small x then levels off. A check: y vs ln(x) will be approximately linear.
If you paste the table I’ll run the checks and tell you which type it is.
If you want to decide on your own, here are quick tests you can run on the table values:
- Linear: the first differences (y2−y1, y3−y2, ...) are all the same constant.
- Quadratic: the first differences are not constant but the second differences (differences of the first differences) are constant.
- Exponential: the successive ratios (y2/y1, y3/y2, ...) are all the same constant (equivalently log(y) vs x is linear).
- Logarithmic: neither constant differences nor constant ratios; y increases (or decreases) quickly at small x then levels off. A check: y vs ln(x) will be approximately linear.
If you paste the table I’ll run the checks and tell you which type it is.
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