Does the table represent an exponential function? Explain why or why not. (3,-10 ), (4,-7 ), (5,-4), (6,-1), (7,2),(8,5)

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Levitt asked Oct 15, 2022

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Does the table represent an exponential function? Explain why or why not.

(3,-10 ), (4,-7 ), (5,-4), (6,-1), (7,2),(8,5)

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No, it does not........

Rocky Qi answered Oct 16, 2022

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Answer:

No, it does not.

Explanation:

It's a linear function, with a slope of -3 (down 3 for every new X as you move right)

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