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klio [65]
3 years ago
15

Which points are on the graph of ƒ(x) = 2(0.5)^x

Mathematics
1 answer:
Slav-nsk [51]3 years ago
5 0
<span> <span><span> x           y=2*(0.5)^x

 </span><span>-10       2048 </span> <span>
-9          1024
</span> <span> -8            512 </span> <span>
-7            256 </span> <span>
-6            128
</span> <span> -5              64
</span> <span> -4              32 </span> <span>
-3              16
 </span><span>-2               8 </span> <span>
-1                4 </span> <span>
0                 2 </span> <span>
1                1 </span> <span>
2                0.5 </span> <span>
3                0.25
</span> <span> 4                0.125 </span> <span>
5                0.0625 </span> <span>
6                0.03125 </span> <span>
7                0.015625
</span> <span> 8                0.0078125 </span> <span>
9                0.00390625
</span> <span> 10              0.00195313

As x goes to negative infinity the function grows to infinity.

As x grows to infinity the function decreases an approximate to zero. </span></span></span>
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