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AysviL [449]4 years ago

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B- Range(0,∞) the range is the set of values tat correspond with the domain

C- the y intercept (0,1) , y intercept is when x =0 (2/3)^0=1

D-the horizontal asymptote is x-axis y=0

E- the graph is always decreasing

F-it depend on the base

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