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Question 8 Pictured below is a table of values that represents the graph of an exponential function, G(x) = a -b-2+c, Use the table to answer the question below. -17 -> -3 -2 13 G(x) 3.005 3.117 J.889 4333 37.172 176 878.79 Based on the values in the table, is a> 0 or a< 0? Give a reason for your answer. aa> O because the graph of G) is above the horicontal anymptote. b. a

Question 8 Pictured below is a table of values that represents the graph of an exponential function, G(x) = a -b-2+c, Use the table to answer the question below. -17 -> -3 -2 13 G(x) 3.005 3.117 J.889 4333 37.172 176 878.79 Based on the values in the table, is a> 0 or a< 0? Give a reason for your answer. aa> O because the graph of G) is above the horicontal anymptote. b. a

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Question 8 Pictured below is a table of values that represents the graph of an exponential function, Question 10 Pictured below is a table of values that represents the graph of an exponential function, G(x) = a · b¯*-+c. Use the table to answer the question below. G(x) = a-b +c -17 -3 -2 -1 13 37.172 878.79 Use the table to answer the question below. Gx) 3.005 3.117 3.889 4.333 176 -17 -3 -2 -1 13 Based on the values in the table, is a> 0 or a e0? Give a reason for your answer. Gx) 3.005 3.117 3.889 4.333 37.172 176 878.79 a a>O because the graph of G(x) is above the horizontal asymptote. b. a<O because G(x) is an exponential decay. Ca>O because Gx) is an exponential growth. What is the value of c in the equation of G(x)? X d. a<o because the graph of Gx) is below the horizontal asymptote. a 5 b. 6 Question 9 C.O Solve the exponential equation: 2*+3. 4* 1 -32r 24 5 d. 3 Xe.4 X b.4.724 c.0.413 d. 5.312 Question 11 Pictured below is a table of values that represents the graph of an exponential function, e.0.470 G(x) = a -b * 2+c d.ra renecion onty Use the table to answer the question below. On Question 7 The graph of an exponential function, -17 --9 -4 -3 -2 -1 13 F(2) = a.b+ +e G(x) 3.005 3.117 3.889 4.333 5 6 37.172 176 878.79 is pictured below. Based on the given information, is b> 1 or is 0 ebe1? Give a reason for your answer. a. 0b1 because Gix) is anexponential growth with one rellection. X u.0sbT because Gix) is afi exponential growih with two rellections. ba1 because Gix is an exponential growilh with two relleLions dbrl beuause GEx isan exponentialgrowth with no rellecions. e0kb<1 because G(x) is anexponental rowth with no rellections Which of the following statements is/are true about the graph of the function? Ib>1 because G)is an expunential growth with one rellecuon. 1. It can be concluded that the value of ac>0. II. As x- co0, the graph of Rx) increases with bound. III. The graph of Fx) is an example of an exponential decay function. a ll and l only X D.l only cland l only d. I only enone of these L only &LI and Lland il only
Transcribed Image Text:Question 8 Pictured below is a table of values that represents the graph of an exponential function, Question 10 Pictured below is a table of values that represents the graph of an exponential function, G(x) = a · b¯*-+c. Use the table to answer the question below. G(x) = a-b +c -17 -3 -2 -1 13 37.172 878.79 Use the table to answer the question below. Gx) 3.005 3.117 3.889 4.333 176 -17 -3 -2 -1 13 Based on the values in the table, is a> 0 or a e0? Give a reason for your answer. Gx) 3.005 3.117 3.889 4.333 37.172 176 878.79 a a>O because the graph of G(x) is above the horizontal asymptote. b. a<O because G(x) is an exponential decay. Ca>O because Gx) is an exponential growth. What is the value of c in the equation of G(x)? X d. a<o because the graph of Gx) is below the horizontal asymptote. a 5 b. 6 Question 9 C.O Solve the exponential equation: 2*+3. 4* 1 -32r 24 5 d. 3 Xe.4 X b.4.724 c.0.413 d. 5.312 Question 11 Pictured below is a table of values that represents the graph of an exponential function, e.0.470 G(x) = a -b * 2+c d.ra renecion onty Use the table to answer the question below. On Question 7 The graph of an exponential function, -17 --9 -4 -3 -2 -1 13 F(2) = a.b+ +e G(x) 3.005 3.117 3.889 4.333 5 6 37.172 176 878.79 is pictured below. Based on the given information, is b> 1 or is 0 ebe1? Give a reason for your answer. a. 0b1 because Gix) is anexponential growth with one rellection. X u.0sbT because Gix) is afi exponential growih with two rellections. ba1 because Gix is an exponential growilh with two relleLions dbrl beuause GEx isan exponentialgrowth with no rellecions. e0kb<1 because G(x) is anexponental rowth with no rellections Which of the following statements is/are true about the graph of the function? Ib>1 because G)is an expunential growth with one rellecuon. 1. It can be concluded that the value of ac>0. II. As x- co0, the graph of Rx) increases with bound. III. The graph of Fx) is an example of an exponential decay function. a ll and l only X D.l only cland l only d. I only enone of these L only &LI and Lland il only
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