If you teach Geometry, then you know that there are lots of diagrams needed in Geometry. Just to name a few...→parallel lines cut by a...
Ever struggled with writing equations of exponential functions?
Well, today's your lucky day – I am going to show you how to write the equation of an exponential function in this form:
y=a*b^{x-c}+d
In the examples, I am given the graph of the function, the equation of the horizontal asymptote, and the coordinates of two consecutive points - consecutive in that they are horizontally one unit away from each other (such as x=1 and x=2 or x=-8 and x=-9).