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Anettt [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

D) y = 27 · (3)^x

Step-by-step explanation:

Replace x with the x values.

27 · (3)^-2 = 27 · 1/9 = 3

27 · (3)^-1 = 27 · 1/3 = 9

27 · (3)^0 = 27 · 1 = 27

27 · (3)^1 = 27 · 3 = 81

17 · (3)^2 = 27 · 9 = 243

D is your answer.

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