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Thanks for adding the mathematical definition! You might be interested to know that the first definition of "exponential" is "of or relating to an exponent". T
by margalabargala 2y ago
Thanks for adding the mathematical definition!
You might be interested to know that the first definition of "exponential" is "of or relating to an exponent". The second definition is, as you say, "involving a variable in an exponent". https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/exponential https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/exponential
As this is an internet forum and not a rigorous mathematical setting, I assert that my use of "exponential" is correct in context and to claim otherwise is incorrect. :)
- Turneyboy 2y agoI'm not sure if you are kidding but just in case you are not this is very misleading and in fact misguided. Refering to polynomials as exponential just results in confusion essentially removing any meaning from the word. Any function can be written as something involving exponents, so that statement becomes meaningless.