Linear vs Exponential Equations

A(n) _________________ function will ADD or SUBTRACT the same number each time.

• Linear

• Quadratic

• Exponential

• All of the above

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A(n) _________________ function will MULTIPLY or DIVIDE the same number each time.

• Linear

• Quadratic

• Exponential

• All of the above

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Is the table linear or exponential?

• Linear
• Exponential

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Is the equation linear or exponential?

• Linear
• Exponential

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Is the equation linear or exponential?

• Linear
• Exponential

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Is the table linear or exponential?

• Linear
• Exponential

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True OR False: All increasing exponential functions eventually exceed all increasing linear functions.

• True

• False

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A tennis tournament begins with 128 players. At the end of round one, there will be 64 players. There are 32 players at the end of round 2 and 16 players remaining after round 3. This situation is best modeled by a(n) _________________ function.

• linear

• quadratic

• exponential

• none of the above

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Given the following table of values, construct the function that represents the sequence.

• y = 3(4)^x

• y = 3x + 4

• y = 4(3)^x

• y = 4x + 3

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Write the function rule to represent the table.

• y = 7x + 3

• y = 3(7)^x

• y = 7(3)x ^{- 1}

• Not a function

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