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Is this exponential growth or decay y=6e^-x​

Is this exponential growth or decay y=6e^-x​
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Is this exponential growth or decay y=6e^-x​

User Jitender Chaudhary
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Answer: It's always decreasing/decaying.

Step-by-step explanation: To find if it is increasing or decreasing, graph the exponential problem.

1. Start at the top.

2. Look at the exponent.

  • The exponent is -x. Since negative means opposite/down, it goes down.

Therefore, it's always decaying.

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