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For the graph of an exponential function, suppose the y-intercept is negative and the common ratio (r) is greater than 1. For this graph, as x increases, y will

For the graph of an exponential function, suppose the y-intercept is negative and the common ratio (r) is greater than 1. For this graph, as x increases, y will
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For the graph of an exponential function, suppose the y-intercept is negative and the common ratio (r) is greater than 1. For this graph, as x increases, y will

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Decrease

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