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Is the equation an example of growth or decay? y = 2(3)^-x
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decay
decay
if y goes up as x goes up it is...
gee, you guys are smart -.-
@temple101 I don't remember if it was you, but I saw five other questions exactly like this in the last two hours. ... If it was, I'm disappointed.
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y = 2(3)^-x means 2 y = ----- 3^x so as value of x increases, value of 3^x increases and as value of 3^x increases, value of 2/3^x decreases so it is decay
Thanks you, now temple won't have to ask us this exact same type of question again :D
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