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Decide whether the data in the table represents a linear function or an exponential function. Explain how you know.

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This is a prime example of an exponential function due to the fact the r value is 1/3. It goes from 162 to 54 which is a 1/3 deduction from the original value.

CORRECT ANSWER: C

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