How does the graph of y = 3^–x compare to the graph of y = (1/3)^x? A. The graphs are the same. B. The graphs are reflected across the x-axis. C. The graphs are reflected across the y-axis.

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How does the graph of y = 3^–x compare to the graph of y = (1/3)^x?

A. The graphs are the same.
B. The graphs are reflected across the x-axis.
C. The graphs are reflected across the y-axis.

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A. The Graphs are the same

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A. The graphs are the same.

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