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Need help ASAP!!!!! What is the common ratio for f(x)=2^x-3+5
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What is the common ratio for f(x)=2^x-3+5

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Do you mean 2^(x-3) + 5?

If so, y=41/8,
there are no zeros (x-intercepts)
Domain: xER
Horizontal asymptote at y=5
User Paul Lysak
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Answer:y=2x−3+5

Explanation:

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