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Suppose you have a bowl of 500 m&m candies and day you eat 1/4 of the candies you have. Is the number of candies left changing lineraly or exponentially write a equation to …

Suppose you have a bowl of 500 m&m candies and day you eat 1/4 of the candies you have. Is the number of candies left changing lineraly or exponentially write a equation to …
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Suppose you have a bowl of 500 m&m candies and day you eat 1/4 of the candies you have. Is the number of candies left changing lineraly or exponentially write a equation to model the number of candies left after n days

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The number of candies left is changing exponentially.

c(n) = 500((3/4)^n)

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