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What does the variable "a" stand for in exponential functions represented by the equation y = a(b)x * 1.Starting amount 2.base 3.rate 4.multiplier​

What does the variable "a" stand for in exponential functions represented by the equation y = a(b)x * 1.Starting amount 2.base 3.rate 4.multiplier​
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What does the variable "a" stand for in exponential functions represented by the equation y = a(b)x *

1.Starting amount
2.base
3.rate
4.multiplier​

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Starting amount is the answer

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