Which function represents the graph of y=4^x −1 ? q r s t

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max2010maxim [7]2 years ago

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y=4^x −1

x intercept is the point when y = 0, so you sub in 0 for y:

0 = 4^x - 1

4^x = 1

Any number excluding 0 that is raised to the the exponent 0 always equals 1, 0^0 is undetermined.

x = 0

x intercept = (0,0)

If the x intercept is at the origin (0,0) than the y intercept is also (0,0)

s is the only line that passes through (0,0)

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