5. Consider the equation: y = 2(1.2)^x
a. Complete the table of values. Show work.
x. y=2(1....
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5. Consider the equation: y = 2(1.2)^x
a. Complete the table of values. Show work.
x. y=2(1.2)^x. y. (x, y)
-3
-2
-1
0
1
2
3
b. Graph the equation by hand using the table of values you completed above. Insert the image of your graph below.
c. Does the graph show growth or decay? How do you know?
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