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The equation which represents exponential decay is y=
Given four equations : 1)y=, 2) y=
, 3) y=
, 4) y=
.
Equation is relationship between two or more variables expressed in equal to form. Equations of two variables look like ax+by=c. Exponential equation look like .
Decay means when x value increases ,the y value decreases.
We haveto put 3 values for x in the equations to check.
1)y=
put x=0,y=-3
put x=1, y=-1
put x=2, y=5
No,itdoes not represents exponential decay.
2) y=2
put x=0,y=2
put x=1, y=8
put x=2, y=32
No,it does not represents exponential decay.
3) y=
put x=0,y=0.5
put x=1, y=1.5
put x=2, y=4.5
No,it does not represents exponential decay.
4)y=6
put x=0,y=6
put x=1, y=2
put x=2, y=0.67
Yes ,it represents exponential decay.
Hence the equation which represents exponential decay is y=6.
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You have to multiply by the complex conjugate so that you can clear the radical from the denominator.
Once you do the multiplication simplify the radical. There's still a common factor in -54, -18, & 75 so divide all those by 3.
