Comparing Linear and Exponential Growth Patterns for Long-Term Results

The video tutorial explains the differences between linear and exponential growth patterns. Linear growth involves adding a constant amount over time, while exponential growth involves multiplying by a constant factor. Growth by percentage is a form of exponential growth. In the long run, exponential growth surpasses linear growth. The tutorial provides an example comparing two salary options, illustrating that exponential growth will eventually exceed linear growth, even if the initial amount is smaller.

In the long run, why does exponential growth always exceed linear growth?

Given two salary options, how would you determine which one is better in the long run?