Which point do all exponential functions of the form y=a^x pass through

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Bezzdna [24]3 years ago

7 0

The answer should be A.

When we see the equation y=a^x we can relate to all the exponential functions, however, when the problem asked what points does all equations in that form pass through. I was instantly reminded by two facts.

One is that any number to the first is equal to itself. In other words, a^1=a

Another is that any number to the zero is equal to 1. a^x=1
if that is true, 1 will always be the x value since y=a^x and 0 will always be the x value because that is how y can be equal to one.
therefore, the answer is A: (0,1)

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