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Function f is shown in the table. What type of function is function f?

Function f is shown in the table. What type of function is function f?-example-1
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Answer:

Linear Function

Explanation:

A linear function has one independent variable and one dependent variable. The independent variable is x and the dependent variable is y.

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Answer:

It is an exponential function.

Explanation:

From the given table it is notices than the vale of y is not increasing at the same rate, therefore the function is not linear.

The value of y increases at the increasing rate, therefore the table may be shows the exponential function.

The general for of exponential function is


y=ab^x

At x=1, y=2.


2=ab^1


2=ab .... (1)

At x=-1, y=32.


32=ab^(-1)


32=(a)/(b) .... (2)

Multiply equation (1) and (2).


a^2=64


a=8

put this value is equation (1)


8b=2


b=(1)/(4)

Therefore the function is


y=8((1)/(4))^x

Now put all values of x one by one. If all the points satisfied by this equation, then the table shows the exponential function.

At x=-6,


y=8((1)/(4))^(-6)=8192

At x=-3,


y=8((1)/(4))^(-3)=512

At x=3,


y=8((1)/(4))^(3)=(1)/(8)

Since all the points satisfied by this equation, then the table shows the exponential function.

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