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An exponential function is one with a variable exponent, a positive base, and a base that is not equal to one. A mathematical transformation known as exponential growth uses an exponential function to develop endlessly. The direction of the change that has taken place can be either positive or negative. The fundamental assumption would be that the pace of changes is increasing. When the pace of change slows down and must eventually hit a limit, which is the horizontal asymptote of an exponential function, exponential decay happens in mathematical functions. The x-axis position where the speed of change approached zero is known as the asymptote. If you are struggling with the problems concerning exponential growth and decay, please don’t be worried, we have prepared these exponential growth and decay worksheets with answer keys for extra practice. Use these free math worksheets with a range of questions and examples to give students practice in interpreting exponential graphs and functions as well as dealing with equations. Try these exponential growth and decay worksheets if you're seeking a means to reteach and offer extra help when it comes to exponential graphs and functions. We’re sure that it would be a great reinforcement activity.
