Answer:
(0.6)
Step-by-step explanation:
the y intercept is determined by wherever x = 0
the ordered pair (0,6) has the x value equaling 0
therefore (0,6) represents the y-intercept
Answer:
y = 14 
Step-by-step explanation:
For an exponential function of the form y = a
Use the given points to find a and b
Using (0, 14 ), then
14 = a
(
= 1 ) , thus
a = 14
y = 14
Using (3, 3024 ) , then
3024 = 14 b³ ( divide both sides by 14 )
216 = b³ ( take the cube root of both sides )
b =
= 6 , thus
y = 14 ×
← exponential function
P-paratheses (do any math that has parentheses around the numbers) y=(2x5)+25
E-exponents (do the exponents next) y=(2x5)+5^2
M-multiplying. (Basically everything is self explanatory from here to then cuz im lazy to list examples)
Just basically if you don't use PEMDAS, you'll get the wrong answer