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Given f(x)=abx+c. How would increasing the value of a change the graph?

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Increasing the value of a increases the initial value of our exponential, and also increases the rate of growth of the function.

How would increasing the value of a change the graph?

Y assume we have an exponential equation of the form:

y = a*b^x + c

In this case, a is what we know as the "initial value" of the exponential.

Notice that when we evaluate in x = 0, we get:

y = a*b^0 + c

y = a + c

So increasing a will increase the initial value of what we are representing, but it will also increase the "rate" at which our function increases when x increases.

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