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The 3 represents a whole number.
The .62 is representing 62% of a number, and the three is the whole number.
Answer:
A linear function is written as:
y = a*x + b
Where a is the slope and b is the y-intercept.
An exponential equation is written as:
y = A*(r)^x
Where A is the initial quantity and r is the rate of growth.
If a and A are both positives, the similar characteristic of both types of functions is that as x increases, then the value of y will also increase. Then both functions are increasing functions.
They are different in how they increase, while a linear function increases at a constant rate, an exponential function increases slow at the beginning and really fast as x increases, as you can see in the image below where we compare the two types of functions, the green one is the linear function, and the blue one is the exponential function.
X intercept: (- 1/7, 0)
Y intercept: (0, 1/4)
No it does not affect the sum because they have the same sign so it wouldn't make a difference
