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difference between linear and exponential growth

  • Writer: Tom Keeler
    Tom Keeler
  • Feb 3
  • 1 min read

Linear growth adds a fixed amount for each additional unit of input. For example, $5 for each additional hour of work. Exponential growth multiplies by a fixed amount for each additional unit of input. For example, multiple by 1.1 (growth 10%) for each additional year your money is in the bank.

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