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Exponential Growth and Decay in the Real World

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Exponential Growth and Decay in the Real World Task You will imagine that you are a recent college graduate. You must use your knowledge of exponential growth and decay functions to make some important financial decisions. For example, you will have to decide where you will bank and invest your money.

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Biological Exponential growth, like animal population

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Biological Exponential growth, like animal population

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Mathematicians and scientists use the term "exponential growth" to refer to any quantity that increases by a set proportion over a given period of time. The proportionate increase stays the same as the value of the quantity increases, so the quantity increases more quickly as it gets larger. This phenomenon is depicted in graphs of exponential growth as a characteristic j-shaped curve.

In the finance world, a savings account with an annual interest rate of r grows exponentially because the amount of money in the account increases annually by the proportion r. In population biology, any theoretical population of living organisms exhibits exponential growth as long as it has no resource limitations. Natural populations seldom exhibit unlimited growth, but bacterial growth over short time periods is commonly used as an example of exponential growth. Bacteria reproduce by doubling at a regular time interval, so the number of bacteria in a population increase by a set proportion of 100 percent over that regular interval. However, even in bacterial populations, growth rates slow when resources become limited.
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What Are Some Real-Life Examples of Exponential Growth?

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Mathematicians and scientists use the term "exponential growth" to refer to any quantity that increases by a set proportion over a given period of time. The proportionate increase stays the same as the value of the quantity increases, so the quantity increases more quickly as it gets larger.

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http://textbookofbacteriology.net/growth_3.html

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http://www.mathwarehouse.com/exponential-growth/exponential-models-in-real-world.php

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radioactive_decay

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Children
http://www.tmz.com/videos/0_knjvmouk/

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Population growth.
2 billion people in 1927 to 7 billion people in 2011

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_population

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