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Y = 120,000(1.1)^t Is it growth or decay?
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Y = 120,000(1.1)^t
Is it growth or decay?

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Answer:

growth

Explanation:

The base of the positive exponent is 1.1, a value greater than 1. When the growth factor is greater than 1, it is a growth function.

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It is a decay function when the growth factor is less than 1.

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