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Is the equation y = 5(0.5)x an example of growth or decay?
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This is growth I think..
Yea i think so too
Positive? can you explain to me?
@zordoloom can you help?
Well I'm actually not 100% sure, we can represent 5 as a and (0.5)x and b
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This would be decay.
basically in these equations b is between 0 and 1 then it is a decay, and if it is more then 1 it is a growth
can you explain zordoloom?
Just correct your equation. y = 5(0.5)x is not correct. It should be y = 5(0.5)^x
Is this the correct equation? y = 5(0.5)^x?
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IS the x exponential?
Yes
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