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imported>Doug Williamson: Updates headings.

2021-03-25T19:32:18Z

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	1. ''~~Maths~~ - constant.''		1. ''Financial maths - constant.''

	The exponential ''constant'' is a mathematical constant with a value of roughly 2.718282..., usually denoted by the letter ''e''.		The exponential ''constant'' is a mathematical constant with a value of roughly 2.718282..., usually denoted by the letter ''e''.


	2. ''~~Maths~~ - function.''		2. ''Financial maths - function.''

	The related exponential ''function'' is ''e''<sup>x</sup> (''e'' to the power of x). The exponential function in Excel is =EXP( ). The exponential function is the inverse of the natural logarithm.		The related exponential ''function'' is ''e''<sup>x</sup> (''e'' to the power of x). The exponential function in Excel is =EXP( ). The exponential function is the inverse of the natural logarithm.
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	Exponential ''growth'' means growth other than straight-line.		Exponential ''growth'' means growth other than straight-line.

	For example the series 100, 200, 400... is growing exponentially.		For example, the series 100, 200, 400... is growing exponentially.


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	Exponential ''decay'' means the reduction in a variable, for example over time, on a basis other than straight-line.		Exponential ''decay'' means the reduction in a variable, for example over time, on a basis other than straight-line.

	For example the reduction in the time value of an option, as its remaining time to maturity expires.		For example, the reduction in the time value of an option, as its remaining time to maturity expires.


	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Exponential function]]		* [[Exponential function]]
			* [[Financial maths]]
	* [[Natural logarithm]]		* [[Natural logarithm]]
			* [[Option]]
	* [[Time value]]		* [[Time value]]

	[[Category:The_business_context]]		[[Category:The_business_context]]

imported>Doug Williamson: Add category.

2021-03-25T16:48:23Z

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	1.		1. ''Maths - constant.''

	The exponential ''constant'' is a mathematical constant with a value of roughly 2.718282..., usually denoted by the letter ''e''.		The exponential ''constant'' is a mathematical constant with a value of roughly 2.718282..., usually denoted by the letter ''e''.


	2.		2. ''Maths - function.''

	The related exponential ''function'' is ''e''<sup>x</sup> (''e'' to the power of x). The exponential function in Excel is =EXP( ). The exponential function is the inverse of the natural logarithm.		The related exponential ''function'' is ''e''<sup>x</sup> (''e'' to the power of x). The exponential function in Excel is =EXP( ). The exponential function is the inverse of the natural logarithm.


	3.		3. ''Growth.''

	Exponential ''growth'' means growth other than straight-line. ~~For example the series 100, 200, 400... is growing exponentially.~~		Exponential ''growth'' means growth other than straight-line.

			For example the series 100, 200, 400... is growing exponentially.

	4.

	Exponential ''decay'' means the reduction in a variable, for example over time, on a basis other than straight-line. For example the reduction in the time value of an option, as its remaining time to maturity expires.		4. ''Decay.''

			Exponential ''decay'' means the reduction in a variable, for example over time, on a basis other than straight-line.

			For example the reduction in the time value of an option, as its remaining time to maturity expires.


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	* [[Natural logarithm]]		* [[Natural logarithm]]
	* [[Time value]]		* [[Time value]]

			[[Category:The_business_context]]

imported>Doug Williamson: Layout.

2016-05-13T11:41:26Z

Layout.

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-#The exponential ''constant'' is a mathematical constant with a value of roughly 2.718282..., usually denoted by the letter ''e''.
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-#The related exponential ''function'' is ''e''<sup>x</sup> (''e'' to the power of x).  The exponential function in Excel is =EXP( ). The exponential function is the inverse of the natural logarithm.
-#Exponential ''growth'' means growth other than straight-line.  For example the series 100, 200, 400... is growing exponentially.
+The exponential ''constant'' is a mathematical constant with a value of roughly 2.718282..., usually denoted by the letter ''e''.
-#Exponential ''decay'' means the reduction in a variable, for example over time, on a basis other than straight-line.  For example the reduction in the time value of an option, as its remaining time to maturity expires.
 == See also ==

imported>Brianlenoach@hotmail.co.uk: Tidy up.

2015-04-05T17:20:27Z

Tidy up.

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	# ''~~Maths.~~'' ~~The exponential constant~~ is a mathematical constant with a value of roughly 2.~~718~~, usually ~~designated~~ by the letter ''e''.		#The exponential ''constant'' is a mathematical constant with a value of roughly 2.718282..., usually denoted by the letter ''e''.
	# ''~~Maths.~~'' ~~The related exponential function~~ is ''e''<sup>x</sup> (''e'' to the power of x). The exponential function in Excel is =EXP( ). The exponential function is the inverse of the natural logarithm.		#The related exponential ''function'' is ''e''<sup>x</sup> (''e'' to the power of x). The exponential function in Excel is =EXP( ). The exponential function is the inverse of the natural logarithm.
	#''~~Statistics.~~'' ~~Exponential growth~~ means growth other than straight-line. For example the series 100, 200, 400... is growing exponentially.		#Exponential ''growth'' means growth other than straight-line. For example the series 100, 200, 400... is growing exponentially.
	# ''~~Statistics.~~'' ~~Exponential decay~~ means the reduction in a variable, for example over time, on a basis other than straight-line. For example the reduction in the time value of an option, as its remaining time to maturity expires.		#Exponential ''decay'' means the reduction in a variable, for example over time, on a basis other than straight-line. For example the reduction in the time value of an option, as its remaining time to maturity expires.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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+# ''Maths.''  The exponential constant is a mathematical constant with a value of roughly 2.718, usually designated by the letter ''e''.
-The exponential constant is a mathematical constant with a value of roughly 2.718, usually designated by the letter ''e''.
+# ''Maths.''  The related exponential function is ''e''<sup>x</sup> (''e'' to the power of x).  The exponential function in Excel is =EXP( ). The exponential function is the inverse of the natural logarithm.
+#''Statistics.'' Exponential growth means growth other than straight-line.  For example the series 100, 200, 400... is growing exponentially.
-. ''Maths.''
+# ''Statistics.'' Exponential decay means the reduction in a variable, for example over time, on a basis other than straight-line.  For example the reduction in the time value of an option, as its remaining time to maturity expires.
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 * [[Natural logarithm]]
 * [[Time value]]

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1. ''Maths.''
The exponential constant is a mathematical constant with a value of roughly 2.718, usually designated by the letter ''e''.

2. ''Maths.''
The related exponential function is ''e''<sup>x</sup> (''e'' to the power of x).
The exponential function in Excel is =EXP( ). The exponential function is the inverse of the natural logarithm.

3. ''Statistics.''
Exponential growth means growth other than straight-line.

For example the series 100, 200, 400... is growing exponentially.

4. ''Statistics.''
Exponential decay means the reduction in a variable, for example over time, on a basis other than straight-line.

For example the reduction in the time value of an option, as its remaining time to maturity expires.

== See also ==
* [[Exponential function]]
* [[Natural logarithm]]
* [[Time value]]