Which graph represents exponential decay?
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Answer:
(d) -- see attached
Step-by-step explanation:
A graph that shows exponential decay is one that tends toward a horizontal asymptote as x gets large.
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A basic (parent) exponential decay curve is concave upward and tends toward zero as x gets large. The fractional change in any interval is the same as for any other interval of equal size. The curve attached decreases by a factor of 2 when x increases by 1.
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The graph that shows a unit rate of 3/4, which is the time Cindy reads while riding in the car is the graph attached below.
<h3>What is Unit Rate?</h3>Unit rate can be described as a constant or exactly how much of one quantity is per 1 unit of another quantity.
Unite rate (k) = x/y.
In the graph attached below, when x (hours driving) = 3, y (hours reading) = 4.
Therefore, unit rate = 3/4. We can then conclude that the graph that shows that Cindy reads 3/4 of the time she rides in a car is the graph attached below.
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