Directions: Circle each function that is an example of exponential decay (there are exactly five of them). Graph each of these decay functions only. 1) f(x) = 2(4)* f(x) = 9-* f(x) = 6( ³ ) * f(x)=3(5)* (1(x) = (²7) 6 (3) = 2* f(x)=6 f(x)=2 211 201 TO 16 17 f(x)=5 f(x)=5 NW
Directions: Circle each function that is an example of exponential decay (there are exactly five of them). Graph each of these decay functions only. 1) f(x) = 2(4)* f(x) = 9-* f(x) = 6( ³ ) * f(x)=3(5)* (1(x) = (²7) 6 (3) = 2* f(x)=6 f(x)=2 211 201 TO 16 17 f(x)=5 f(x)=5 NW
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Chapter9: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities
Section9.1: Systems Of Equations
Problem 44E
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