Exponential Functions Introduction

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There is an improved version of this video available where a mistake has been corrected. Click the link on the page of the video to access its replacement. The video introduces exponential functions by contrasting them to linear and quadratic functions. It shows growth and decline functions--giving examples in nature. Examples shown are in population growth, half life, and musical tones. Background music, Egocentric Molecules by Jean Luc Ponty.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• growth
• rate
• decline
• exponential
• functions
• gdawg
• gdawgrapper
• coefficient
• base
• exponent

[LegendaryxEyes]

there is no sound :/

[gdawgrapper]

@LegendaryxEyes Thanks for alerting me. I just tried the sound and it seems to be working now. I hope that is was just a temporary You Tube glitch.

[digitchaser]

Incredible. I just understood slopes in a better way. thanks a million!!!

[gdawgrapper]

@digitchaser Glad it helped you. Thanks for viewing and commenting.

[gdawgrapper]

Thank you for pointing out my mistake. Most of the time I make mistakes, I notice them first and try to annotate them, but on this one, I had no idea it was wrong until you pointed it out. Thanks for being so alert and informing me of my error.

[skierplaterandy]

awesome

[joey23495]

@gdawgrapper Great videos though. Keep it up!!

[LegendaryxEyes]

@gdawgrapper no prob :) thx for the video!

[periwest]

An excellent video - this is the way these subjects should be taught. You have made something that can be complex and a real 'blocker' too learning into something that is accessible.

[XISafeIX]

that was sick i think ive pretty much grasped all the basics!

[fahrudingoz]

@gdawgrapper man i like you

[qwertyfshag]

thanks.  this helps