Module 04.03 exponential functions and models: essential questions:
1) how do the properties of exponents apply to exponential functions?
2)how are key features of graphs and tables used to model relationships between two quantities?
3)how can the average rate of a change be identified for a function?
* ! need to know this.*

1. Exponents are the repeated multiplication of a number. It is represented by the formula of a^n where a is the number to be repeated and n is the number of times the number is being multiplies by itself. Also include the sign of the number, no matter how it is multiplied, it is still important. For instance you have 4(4), you have 4 as the repeated number. You can see that it is multiplied by itself by two times. So you have (-4)^2.

2. Graphs and tables are the key features in finding a model between two quantities. If he data values, after plotting it into a graph, produces a straight line, then you will have a direct relationship between the two and sometimes you can get an equation of the line. Sometimes it will give you a curved line. That is why it is important to graph the values of the table to better understand the relationship between two variables.

The answer would he -4,-2 because the points are just on the opposite side. since the x axis is +4 it's going to he -4 and since the y axis is -2 it stays there because whaen rotated it stays in the third quadrant