Exponential functions exhibit exponential growth (or decay). what does this mean to the graphs of these functions?

Option a is correct.

Exponential functions exhibit exponential growth (or decay) which mean the graph will rise or fall more dramatically than a polynomial graph

Step-by-step explanation:

An exponential function is in the form of where a≠0  is a y-intercepts and  b is a positive number other than 1, multiplier this base is constant  , x  is the independent variable  and y is the dependent variable.

Exponential growth:

Exponential decay:

therefore, the graph will rise or fall more dramatically than a polynomial graph