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What is the value of a for the Exponential function in the graph represented in the form of f(x) =a(b^)

What is the value of a for the Exponential function in the graph represented in the form of f(x) =a(b^)
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What is the value of a for the Exponential function in the graph represented in the form of f(x) =a(b^)

What is the value of a for the Exponential function in the graph represented in the-example-1
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Answer:

Explanation:

When x=0, y = ab⁰ = a

The y-intercept of the graph is 3, so a=3.

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