Answer:
Skewed right as the values decrease to the right.
An appropriate choice among these is
The graph of f is the graph of the equation y = f(x).
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Horizontal and vertical axes of the Cartesian plane are conventionally labeled and referred to as "x" and "y", respectively. When we talk about the graph of f(x) in that context, we usually mean the graph of y=f(x). However, this convention may not be followed in all cases. There may be no "y" label on the graph at all, or the horizontal axis may be labeled something other than "x".
1. The data is not linear. There's not a constant difference between the f(x) values. (AKA there's not a fixed slope between the data points)
2. The data is exponential, because there's a consistent ratio in the f(x) values:
189/567 = 1/3
63/189 = 1/3
21/63 = 1/3
7/21 = 1/3
Each new y-value (aka f(x)-value) is 1/3 the previous value.
Also, f(0)=567.
If we put that together, we have f(x) = 567 (1/3)^x.
