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What are “a” and “b” for each of the following exponential function 1. y= -4•2^x a= b= 2. y= (0.2)^x. a= b=

What are “a” and “b” for each of the following exponential function 1. y= -4•2^x a= b= 2. y= (0.2)^x. a= b=
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What are “a” and “b” for each of the following exponential function

1. y= -4•2^x a= b=
2. y= (0.2)^x. a= b=

What are “a” and “b” for each of the following exponential function 1. y= -4•2^x a-example-1
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Step-by-step explanation:a-t457 =e36_0uh

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