The Exponential Function

The Exponential Function Many students don't like subjects in which they have to learn large answers, dates and, etc. but they, enjoy solving math questions, because it seems simple to them. Are you thinking that I like learning different things but, when it comes to solve math question I always move away. Dear friends, math is really very simple subject, some students feels it boring because they don't understand the concept behind the problem. In this article, I will give you a brief idea of exponential functions and x -- y intercept. exponential functions is the function ex, where e is the number such that the function ex is its own derivative. The value of ex is approximately 2.718281828, and daily there is an increase in the value of exponential function as many math scientists do new research.

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The graph of y = ex is upward sloping, and increases rapidly when x increases, that means they both are directly proportional to each other. The graph lies above the x-axis but can get arbitrarily close to its negative axis. Due to this x is called as horizontal asymptote. At each point, the slope of the tangent to the graph is equal to its y coordinate at that point. The natural logarithm is the inverse of exponential function. After talking about exponential, one of the difficult topic now, move to a simple topic that is x -- intercept and y -- intercept. It is simple to understand this concept. When a graph crosses the x- axis it is called as x- intercepts and y -- intercept is where the graph crosses the y- axis. The main problem in this topic arises when we have to deal with intercepts algebraically. To understand this part, just think about axes. In Cartesian plane, you were shown the regular number line from elementary school x- axis and a line perpendicular to number line through zero is called y- axis. So, in algebraic terms, an x- intercept is a point on the graph where y is equal to zero, and a y- intercepts is a point where x is equal to zero. If we specify it more, then an x intercept is a point where the value of y is zero and vice- versa for y intercept.

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To learn more about these topics start taking benefit of online help, and solver where you will get all latest updates and concepts of mathematics. Exponential functions are generally utilized in the modeling of a kind of the relationship where a constant variation in the variable which is independent produces an equally proportional variation in the variable which is dependent that is it produces an equally proportional increase or the decrease when it is considered percent wise. This function is generally written in the form exp ( x ) and specially during the conditions when it is not practical to write the variable which is independent in the form of a superscript. The inverse of these functions are called as the log functions. Now, let us discuss something about the graph of these functions. The graph of function y = ex is of sloping type which is sloping in the upward direction and also the graph of this function increases very rapidly with the increase in the value of the x. The graph of exponential exists always on the upper side of the x axis and gets close to the x axis for those values of the x which are negative. Hence we can say that the x axis can be called as the horizontal Asymptote of the function.

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