Mathematics, 16.12.2020 07:20, KittyLoverCat

One of the special characteristics of any exponential growth function y = Abt
is its doubling time—the time needed for the quantity to double in size. This depends only on the growth rate (or the growth factor), but not on the value of the independent variable t. As you discovered in Problem 19 of Section 5.1, this is not the case with linear functions. We now examine power functions,
y = Atp.

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One of the special characteristics of any exponential growth function y = Abt
is its doubling...