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What rule(function) does the table below represents?

What rule(function) does the table below represents?-example-1
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Answer:

The function that represents the table is
f(x) = 15\cdot 2^(x+1).

Explanation:

The table represents the following rule: A function whose initial values are
x = -1 and
f(x) = 15, as for each increase of the input by -1, the output is doubled. Mathematically speaking, we construct the following geometric progression:


f(x) = a_(o)\cdot 2^{x-x_(o)} (1)

Where:


a_(o) - Initial output.


x_(o) - Initial input.


x - Input


f(x) - Output

If we know that
a_(o) = 15 and
x_(o) = -1, then the function that represents the table is:


f(x) = 15\cdot 2^(x+1)

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