what is the formula for the standard form of a exponential function and in what instances can u use it?

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Answer 1

A standard exponential function has form y = ce^(kx). You can use it... well, whenever you have an exponential function. (For instance, if you're told that dy/dx is proportional to y, or if you're told directly that y is exponential, or if you're told that for every change of a certain amount in x, y changes by a certain factor or the logarithm of y changes by a certain amount...)