Exponential growth is modelled by functions of the form f (x) = a x where a is greater than 1. 1. For example, the graph of f (x) = 2 x is shown below.

Exponential functions can also have non-integer exponents, which complicates the graph but follows the same basic principles. These functions still exhibit the core characteristics of exponential ...

Exponential function and linear function in a graph or chart isolated on a white background. Vector illustration of different types of growth – linear with a straight line and curved exponential, math ...

Keywords: cognitive bias, exponential growth, graph perception, logarithmic scaling, mathematical literacy, dual-process model Citation: Melnik-Leroy GA, Aidokas L, Dzemyda G, Dzemydaitė G, ...

Exponential function and linear function in a graph or chart isolated on a white background. Vector illustration of different types of growth – linear with a straight line and curved exponential, math ...