Key Features of Exponential Graphs Exponential Equations The
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Key Features of Exponential Graphs
Exponential Equations • The basic form of an exponential equation _______ start value/y-intercept • a represents the ____________ • b represents the _________ growth/decay rate • If b is > 1, the function is growing • If b is < 1, the function is decaying • Exponential equations will always have a __________ horizontal asymptote or a line the graph approaches but never crosses • To create an equation for a horizontal line _____
Exponential Transformations • Just like the other functions we learned about, exponential functions can be moved up, down, left, or right or stretched or compressed either vertically or horizontally • A value added/subtracted at the end of either an exponential function will shift the graph either _____ or _____ • + moves the graph _______ • – moves the graph _______ • A value added/subtracted with the exponent will move the graph either _____ or ______ • + moves the graph _______ • – moves the graph _______
• A value multiplied away from the exponent will stretch or compress the graph _________ • Numbers greater than 1 ________ the graph vertically • Numbers less than 1 __________ the graph vertically • A value multiplied with the exponent will stretch or compress the graph ___________________ • Numbers greater than 1 ___________ the graph horizontally • Numbers less than 1 __________ the graph horizontally
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Key Features of Exponential Graphs • end behavior asymptote
• The vertical shift (up/down) was the same as the vertical asymptote range
- Testability tips in state graphs
- Comparing distance/time graphs to speed/time graphs
- Graphs that enlighten and graphs that deceive
- End behavior of polynomials
- Is a parabola linear or exponential
- Linear vs quadratic vs exponential
- Exponential functions and their graphs
- Exponential function transformations
- Exponential growth and decay graphs
- Tables graphs and equations
- 9-2 practice graphs of polar equations
- Graph sheet
- 5-1 writing linear equations from situations and graphs