SOLUTION: Consider the two functions shown here. Which function grows faster for large positive values of x? [Note: Function 1 is shown in the graph.] Here is a link to picture of the fun

Question 1034441: Consider the two functions shown here. Which function grows faster for large positive values of x? [Note: Function 1 is shown in the graph.]
Here is a link to picture of the functions: https://gyazo.com/8b43b72656349aeabdbe875ad894642d
Here are the answer choices
A) Function 1, because it has larger x values than function 2.
B) Function 1, because the y-value for x = 1 is greater in function 1.
C) Function 2, because all the range values of the function are positive.
D) Function 2, because the y-values increase faster than the y-values in function 1.
Answer by robertb(5830) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
D) Function 2, because the y-values increase faster than the y-values in function 1.
(The values in Function 2 are actually guided by the relation , which should increase faster than Function 1 after a while.)
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