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Does the function ƒ(x) = 2e−x represent exponential growth, decay, or neither? Question 9 options: A) Neither B) Exponential decay C) Impossible to determine with the information given. D) Exponential
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Does the function ƒ(x) = 2e−x represent exponential growth, decay, or neither? Question 9 options: A) Neither B) Exponential decay C) Impossible to determine with the information given. D) Exponential growth

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Exponential Decay

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Answer:

Exponential Decay

Explanation:

An exponential growth function has a postive integer and a Exponetniaal decay function has a negative integer
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