Algebra-2

The function F(x) = (4.3)^x shows exponential behavior.

An exponential function has the form , where a and b are constants and the variable x is in the exponent. F(x) = (4.3)^x is in the form, where b = 4.3. When x changes, the value of F(x) changes exponentially. For example, when x = 1, F(1) = (4.3)¹ = 4.3; when x = 2, F(2) = (4.3)² = 18.49; when x = 3, F(3) = (4.3)³ = 79.507 and so on. As x increases by 1, the value of F(x) is multiplied by 4.3 each time, which shows exponential growth behavior.

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