Answer:
C : Exponential Decay function
Explanation:
So, when you see something like division or multiplication in a graph, it is most likely an exponential graph. In this case we are dividing, by 2 or multiplying by 1/2(the same thing), when you are taking half of something it is less. So this would be an exponential decay(decreasing) function. The opposite of that would be a growth function(postive).
A linear function would have a CONSTANT rate of change, meaning, you are not multiplying or dividing, it is just increasing(positive rate) or decreasing(negative rate) by a certain number.
Example Linear; 4x+5=y; mx+b=y(form)
⇒4 is the constant rate(slope), what is being constantly added.
Exponential example;
⇒ f(x)=
;(
form)
⇒ Growth factor= 2(What we are multiplying by (b in the function))
Key words for each type of function ↓
Linear : Constant, slope, y=mx+b, adding, subtracting, line graph.
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Exponential : Growth, decay, % increasing/decreasing, division, multiplication, curved graph, shaped like L.
Therefore, this is an Exponential Decay function
Hope this helps !