The video tutorial explains the differences between linear, quadratic, and exponential models. Linear models have constant differences between values, quadratic models have constant differences of differences, and exponential models have constant ratios between values. The tutorial provides examples and explains how to identify each model type based on these characteristics.

What are the three types of models discussed in the video?

• Linear, Quadratic, Polynomial

• Linear, Quadratic, Exponential

• Quadratic, Exponential, Logarithmic

• Linear, Polynomial, Exponential

How can you identify a linear model?

• By checking if the differences between values are consistent

• By checking if the values are all positive

• By checking if the second differences are consistent

• By checking if the ratios between values are consistent

In a linear model, what is the difference between consecutive values?

• It varies

• It is always zero

• It is consistent

• It is always increasing

What characterizes a quadratic model?

• Consistent ratios between values

• Consistent differences between values

• Consistent second differences

• All values are squared

How do the differences behave in a quadratic model?

• They form a geometric sequence

• The second differences are consistent

• They are consistent

• They are inconsistent

What is a key feature of an exponential model?

• Consistent ratios between values

• Consistent differences between values

• All values are exponential

• Consistent second differences

In an exponential model, how do you move from one value to the next?

• By dividing by a constant

• By subtracting a constant

• By multiplying by a constant

• By adding a constant

What is the ratio between consecutive values in an exponential model?

• It is always zero

• It is always one

• It varies

• It is consistent

Which model is identified by consistent differences of differences?

• Exponential

• Quadratic

• Linear

• Logarithmic

What should you check to identify an exponential model?

• The differences between values

• The second differences

• The sum of values

• The ratios between values