Which equation represents exponential decay? A) y=0.5(1.2)^x B) y=10(1.1)^x C) y=100(0.9)^x D) y=0.1x²

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Which equation represents exponential decay?

A) y=0.5(1.2)^x B) y=10(1.1)^x C) y=100(0.9)^x D) y=0.1x²

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B is the Correct Answer

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