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monoexponential

Terms vs Monoexponential - What's the difference?

terms | monoexponential |


As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective monoexponential is

(mathematics) involving the exponent of a single variable.

Triexponential vs Monoexponential - What's the difference?

triexponential | monoexponential | Related terms |

Monoexponential is a related term of triexponential.



In mathematics terms the difference between triexponential and monoexponential

is that triexponential is having three exponents while monoexponential is involving the exponent of a single variable.

Biexponential vs Monoexponential - What's the difference?

biexponential | monoexponential | Related terms |

Monoexponential is a related term of biexponential.



As adjectives the difference between biexponential and monoexponential

is that biexponential is having two exponents while monoexponential is involving the exponent of a single variable.

Variable vs Monoexponential - What's the difference?

variable | monoexponential |


As a noun variable

is variable.

As an adjective monoexponential is

(mathematics) involving the exponent of a single variable.

Exponent vs Monoexponential - What's the difference?

exponent | monoexponential |


In mathematics terms the difference between exponent and monoexponential

is that exponent is the result of a logarithm, between a base and a power. For example the 2 in \log_b(p)=2 while monoexponential is involving the exponent of a single variable.

As a noun exponent

is one who expounds, represents or advocates.

As an adjective monoexponential is

involving the exponent of a single variable.