AnswersHigh School Math 2 ALinear Growth vs. Exponential Growth

Linear Growth vs. Exponential Growth Answers

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Which of the following steps did you include? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
Make sure that the x-values are spaced apart in equal intervals.
B
Determine whether the y-values increase by the same amount or by the same ratio.
C
Decide that the data is linear because the y-values increase by a common difference.
D
Decide that the data is exponential because the y-values increase by a ratio or factor.
5

Given a set of data, what steps would you take to identify whether the data showed linear or exponential growth?

Answer:

To identify the type of growth, first check that the x-values are in equal intervals. Then, look at the y-values. If the y-values increase by a constant amount (common difference), the data represents linear growth. If the y-values increase by a constant multiplier (common ratio), the data represents exponential growth.

6

Which of the following statements are true about the growth shown in the table?

A
The simple interest shows linear growth because it is adding a constant amount.
B
The simple interest shows exponential growth because it is adding a constant amount.
C
The compound interest shows linear growth because it is multiplying by a constant amount.
D
The compound interest shows exponential growth because it is multiplying by a constant amount.

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