Answer: f(x)= (3/4)^x/2 —> Decay
f(x)=(4/3)^x —> Growth
f(x)=(5/6)^3x —> Decay
f(x)=(8/3)^x/3 —> Growth
f(x)=(3/2)^2x —> Growth
Step-by-step explanation: When you graph them one by one, for example, the first equation (f(x)= (3/4)^x/2), the graph would have an asymptote on the right side, meaning that it’s decaying.
Straight up explanation: if the asymptote on the graph is on the left then it is growing, but if the asymptote is on the right then it’s decaying.
Asymptote is the “line” that almost touches the x axis.
