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(Sigh). Look at the linear function. It experiences "decrease in the rate of growth" along the line. If the exponent is not constant, we do not have "exponent
by atemerev 9y ago
(Sigh).
Look at the linear function. It experiences "decrease in the rate of growth" along the line.
If the exponent is not constant, we do not have "exponential growth" anymore — by definition.