key term - 2e^x

Definition

2e^x represents exponential growth similar to e^x, but scaled by a factor of 2. It grows twice as fast for every unit increase in x compared to regular exponential growth.

Related terms

Exponential Decay:

Exponential decay occurs when a quantity decreases at a decelerating rate proportional to its current value.

Initial Value:

The initial value is the starting point or y-coordinate of a function before any transformations or changes occur.

Rate of Change:

The rate of change measures how fast a function is changing with respect to its input variable. It can be represented as the slope of a tangent line on the graph.