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I would assume all of them since they are all the same, here is an example of exponential decay : Write an equation for the following statement, Merida has has $200,000 in a stock market which is decreasing by 1% annually.
f(x) = 200000(.99)^2
Comment if you need me to explain why this is the equation
Answer:
2.6
Step-by-step explanation:
I used the a^2+b^2=c^2 to get this answer. I squared all the number given and got 16 and 9. Then I subtract them to get 7. Finally square 7 off and got 2.6 as the final answer
Hope this helped
D.
By looking at the scatterplot, we can identify the ‘trend’, or the general outline of the dots and where they’ll be. Using this, we can predict where a given dot will be in the sequence.
Since the dot for 3 chapters is at 80(roughly) and the dot for 5 chapters is at 140(at the lowest), we can infer that the dot for four chapters will be somewhere in the range of 81-139. From there, we can rule out 140 and 150 as answers, and we can use an inference to pick 120 as the answer.
Hope this helps! :)
