The term "exponencial" in the Spanish language refers primarily to mathematical functions that increase rapidly as they approach infinity. It describes any quantity that behaves in an exponential manner, meaning its rate of growth is proportional to its current value. "Exponencial" is primarily used in mathematical contexts, both in written and oral forms, but it may appear more frequently in written contexts, particularly in academic and technical literature.
The exponential function grows faster than any polynomial.
Los avances tecnológicos están siguiendo una curva exponencial.
Technological advances are following an exponential curve.
En matemáticas, la ecuación exponencial es fundamental para el cálculo de interés compuesto.
While "exponencial" itself may not be part of many idiomatic expressions, it does relate to phrases involving principles of rapid growth or change. Here are some relevant examples:
The exponential growth of the population is a challenge for natural resources.
Las necesidades de energía están aumentando a un ritmo exponencial.
Energy needs are increasing at an exponential rate.
La empresa experimentó un crecimiento exponencial tras la innovación de su producto.
The term "exponencial" ascends from the Latin "exponens," which means "putting forth," combined with the suffix "-ial," which implies a relationship or pertaining to. The mathematical concept was developed over centuries as scholars explored relationships in growth rates.
Accelerated (in specific contexts)
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