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matrenka [14]
4 years ago
7

Match each verbal description to its equivalent function rule as applied to the given function below.

Mathematics
1 answer:
stepladder [879]4 years ago
5 0
The top-left graph goes with the bottom-right equation, y=90(1/4)^x

The bottom-left graph goes with the top-right equation, y = 120(3/4)^x

The top-right graph goes with the bottom-left equation, y = 120(1/4)^x

The bottom-right graph goes with the top-left equation, y = 90(3/4)^x

y=90(1/4)^x has a larger percent decrease than y = 90(3/4)^x
cause if you multiply a number by 1/4, that's smaller than multiplying number by 3/4. so y=90(1/4)^x decreases really fast

same with the y = 120(3/4)^x ones
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