👉 The term "expiatory" is often used in mathematics and mathematical logic to refer to a function that represents an exponential function. This function is defined by f(x) = bx^n, where b is a constant and n is any real number. The graph of this function can be visualized as the x-axis rising vertically with each new value of x being multiplied by a positive exponent. The term "expiatory" comes from the Latin word for "exponent."
