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14-07-2017
Mathematics

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Will a quantity increasing exponentially eventually exceeds a quantity increasing as a polynomial function?

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RickyChen RickyChen

14-07-2017

The answer is generally No.

In general cases, the increasing rate of an exponential function is smaller than polynomials with the lower order.

Sorry for my previous misleading info.

e.g. x^2 is always bigger than e^x

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