Hyperbolic growth refers to a specific type of growth in which a quantity increases rapidly and disproportionately over time, following a hyperbolic function. In mathematical terms, it typically represents growth that can be modeled by a hyperbola, resulting in a curve that approaches asymptotes but never actually meets them. In practical terms, hyperbolic growth is often characterized by: 1. **Rapid Increase**: The rate of growth accelerates quickly.
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