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1. This table shows the input and output values for an exponential function f(x).

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aleksklad [387]3 years ago

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Question 1) Is option C: 2. (Question 2) The correct answer is 1.09 for the K12 program. Question 3) Option A: The value of a motorcycle decreases by 12% each year. (Option C) Every year, the number of online subscribers to a service is 4 times what it was the previous year.

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