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Exponential Functions, Years 10–12
Students explore how the base, stretch and vertical shift shape the curve of y = a·bˣ + k, switching between growth and decay with the horizontal asymptote and a draggable trace point shown. The full interactive is available to licensed Education Universe users.
Years 10–12Explorer
Learning outcomes
- Describe the effect of each parameter on an exponential graph.
- Distinguish exponential growth from decay.
- Identify the horizontal asymptote.
Teaching guidance
Ask students to describe a real situation that each graph could model.
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