Mathematics, 05.02.2021 01:00 mckinley2006
Priya is comparing two functions: f(x)=10⋅x2 and g(x)=3⋅2x to find out which one has greater output values as x get very large.
She notices that f(1)=10 and f(2)=40 . However, g(1)=6 and g(2)=12 . She concludes that as x continue to grow, the values of f will be greater than the values of g.
Explain or show why Priya's conclusion is incorrect.
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