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Help me please, Does the following equation represent growth or decay? y = 2(4)-x
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i dont think so growth/decay equations contain exponents
y = 2(4)^-x <---- sorry that's it
Given y=2(4)^-x, rearrange it to the follow: \[y= 2 (\frac{1}{4})^{x}\] Looking at the equation above, when x increases y will be come smaller and smaller, because of the (1/4) component. When x = 1, y= 2(1/4) WHen x = 2, y= 2(1/16) When x = 3, y= 2(1/ 64). Since y decreases exponentially while x increases it is a decay function.
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