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What is the multiplicative rate of change for the exponential function f(x)=2 (5/2)-x

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f(x)=2(5/2)-x
y(0,2)
Is the intercept
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User Andreas Grapentin
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Answer:

The multiplicative rate of change is
(2)/(5)

Explanation:

Here, the given function,


f(x)=2((5)/(2))^(-x)


=2((5^(-x))/(2^(-x))


=2((2^x)/(5^x)


\implies f(x)=2((2)/(5))^x

Which is an exponential function,

Since, in an exponential function
f(x)=ab^x

b is called growth factor or multiplicative rate of change,

By comparing,

b = 2/5,

Hence, The multiplicative rate of change of the given function is
(2)/(5)

User Maliaka
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