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Which is a stretch of an exponential decay function? f(x) =4/5(5/4)^x f(x) =4/5(4/5 )^x f(x) =5/4(4/5)^x f(x) =5/4(5/4)^x
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Which is a stretch of an exponential decay function? f(x) =4/5(5/4)^x f(x) =4/5(4/5 )^x f(x) =5/4(4/5)^x f(x) =5/4(5/4)^x
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Which is a stretch of an exponential decay function?
f(x) =4/5(5/4)^x
f(x) =4/5(4/5 )^x
f(x) =5/4(4/5)^x
f(x) =5/4(5/4)^x
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The correct answer is C. f(x) = 5/4(4/5)^x
Just took the test.
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for such a question, it is required to graph each function, the answer is
f(x) =4/5(4/5 )^x
check the attached file for proof
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