Graphing Exponential Growth

This lesson explains how to graph a basic exponential function using paper folding as a model. It covers the concept of exponential growth, where the number of paper layers doubles with each fold, and demonstrates how to graph these functions, highlighting the horizontal asymptote and the behavior of the graph as X approaches negative infinity. The lesson also addresses common misconceptions about vertical asymptotes and emphasizes the domain of exponential functions.

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