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Is y=2000e^-0.273x a Growth or Decay ?
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Is y=2000e^-0.273x a Growth or Decay ?

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This equation models exponential decay.

We know this because the exponent in the equation is negative, showing us that the growth is “negative”, meaning it represents decay.

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