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In common English, I'm not sure "exponentially" has ever meant 2^x. I think it may have moved straight into English from mathematics already wrecked. I thin the
by jerf 6y ago
In common English, I'm not sure "exponentially" has ever meant 2^x. I think it may have moved straight into English from mathematics already wrecked. I thin the majority of the time I see it, it's being used for x^2 or similar polynomials.
You won't be able to "solve" this until the general population is aware of the differences between those two functions, which is probably pretty hopeless.