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Question
which graph shows exponential growth?
Brief Explanations
Exponential growth graphs have the form $y = a^x$ where $a>1$, starting near the x-axis for negative x and increasing rapidly with a curved, upward-sloping shape that never becomes linear.
- The first graph matches this: it stays close to the x-axis on the left, then curves upward with increasing steepness.
- The second graph is exponential decay (decreases then flattens).
- The third graph is a linear function (straight line).
- The fourth graph is a quadratic function (U-shaped parabola).
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A. The first graph (top-left, curved upward starting near the x-axis)