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Answer:


\displaystyle g(x) = 2(3)^x

Step-by-step explanation:


\displaystyle y = ab^x

This is known as exponential growth. In this graph, the growth factor, which is represented by a
\displaystyle [where\:0 \\e a],begins at
\displaystyle [0, 2]. Therefore, the equation in this case, must have a value of 2, represented by a. The multiplier [or constant], which is represented b
\displaystyle [where\:1 \\e b],is depended upon the division of the y-coordinates of both endpoints. This means the multiplier will be 3
\displaystyle [3 = (6)/(2)].

With all the information collected, the equation of this exponential graph is
\displaystyle g(x) = 2(3)^x.

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