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A. f(x)=4*2^x
B.f(x)=0.5*(4)^x
C.f(x)=2*(0.5)^x
D.f(x)=4*(0.5)^x

A. f(x)=4*2^x B.f(x)=0.5*(4)^x C.f(x)=2*(0.5)^x D.f(x)=4*(0.5)^x-example-1

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The answer is D


f(x) = 4{(0.5)}^(x)

Step-by-step explanation

Let the exponential function be of the form


f(x) = a {b}^(x)

Each box on both the x and y axes is one unit.

The graph passes through the point
(0,4).

This point must satisfy the equation above.


4 = a {b}^(0)

This implies that,


4 = a(1)


a = 4

The function now becomes,


f(x) = 4 {(b})^(x)

The graph also passes through


(1,2).

We substitute this point too to get,


2 = 4 {b}^(1)

This implies that,


2 = 4b


b = (2)/(4)


b = (1)/(2)

or


b = 0.5

We substitute back to get,


f(x) = 4 {(0.5})^(x)

The correct answer is D.
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