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In the standard form of an exponential function, y = a(b)^x, what does a represent? What does b represent?

In the standard form of an exponential function, y = a(b)^x, what does a represent? What does b represent?
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In the standard form of an exponential function, y = a(b)^x, what does a represent? What does b represent?

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Y= a(b) ^ x A represents 3x8-9 which is 78 - B = c 23Y

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