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Answer 1

If you were to plot this, would it be a flat line? The easiest way to visualize this is to actually plot some points.

Answer 2

Try just going at it logically. Each time 't' increases you are multiplying 2.6 by a smaller and smaller number.
A linear equation would not have a power in it.

Answer 3

The exponent is getting larger, which in turn gives you a smaller multiplier, resulting in a smaller number. Plug it into your calculator and watch.

Answer 4

If the number gets increasingly close to zero, what do you call that?

Answer 5

did u get his explanation?

Answer 6

do u have any options

Answer 7

it is A

Answer 8

It is an exponential decay, good job. The reason why is because the \((0.7)^t\) gets smaller and smaller each time 't' increases. The smaller the multiplier, the closer to 0 you get each time.