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What is the y-intercept of the function y = 1.2(3.8)x?
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the y intercept is when x=0
is it 1.2
\[y(x)= 1.2(3.8)^x\]\[y(0)= 1.2(3.8)^0\]\[y(0)= 1.2\times1=1.2\color{red}\checkmark\]
so i was correct
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