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Linear vs Exponential Part 1
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Mathematics
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11th Grade
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Medium
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Paul Sexton
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3 Slides • 12 Questions
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When given a table, look for a common difference or a common ratio.
- If the pattern is add/subtract, the function is linear.
- If the pattern is multiply/divide, the function is exponential.
Examples:
Since the pattern is adding, the function is linear.
Since the pattern is multiplying, the function is exponential.
2
Multiple Choice
Is the pattern adding/subtracting or multiplying/dividing?
adding/subtracting
multiplying/dividing
3
Multiple Choice
Is the function linear or exponential?
linear
exponential
4
To find the common ratio or "b" value, simply divide the last number by the previous number
For Example:
Therefore, the common ratio or"b" value is 2
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5
Multiple Choice
What is the common ratio or "b" value?
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Divide 27/9 and 9/3.
3
1/3
9
2
6
Multiple Choice
What is the common ratio or "b" value?
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Divide 32/16 and 16/8
21
2
3
4
7
Multiple Choice
What is the common ratio or "b" value?
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Divide 5/10 and 10/20
21
2
5
10
8
To find the y-intercept, just look for the x-value of zero and the corresponding y-value is the y-intercept.
Examples:
The y-intercept here is 8
The y-intercept here is 2
- This also means that the "a" value is 8.
- This also means that the "a" value is 2.
9
Match
Match each table with the correct "a" value.
3
5
2
1/3
3
5
2
1/3
10
Multiple Choice
Is the pattern adding/subtracting or multipying/dividing?
adding/subtracting
multipying/dividing
11
Multiple Choice
Is the linear or exponential?
linear
exponential
12
Multiple Choice
What is the y-intercept or "a" value?
1/3
1
3
9
13
Multiple Choice
Is the function linear or exponential?
linear
exponential
14
Multiple Choice
What is the y-intercept or "a" value?
1/2
2
4
8
15
Multiple Choice
What is the common ratio or "b" value?
(Use Desmos if you need to!)
1/2
2
4
8
When given a table, look for a common difference or a common ratio.
- If the pattern is add/subtract, the function is linear.
- If the pattern is multiply/divide, the function is exponential.
Examples:
Since the pattern is adding, the function is linear.
Since the pattern is multiplying, the function is exponential.
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