If data are exponential, but the data are not measured in 1-unit increments, it is necessary to adjust the successive quotients in order to get the growth/decay factor.

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When data are exponential but not measured in 1-unit increments, adjusting the successive quotients is necessary to accurately calculate the growth or decay factor, as the exponential rate is defined per unit increment.

If Data Are Exponential, but the Data Are Not Measured