Question

Identify the initial amount a and the growth factor b in the exponential function.
f(x) = 410 * 4.9^x

Answer 1

HELP

Answer 2

\(f(x) = a*b^x\)

\(a\) is the initial amount and \(b\) is the growth factor

Answer 3

So what is the answer?

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

idk how bout u tel me lol

Answer 6

HELP

Answer 7

ANYONE

Answer 8

read the rules

Answer 9

omg nick zzsomething practically gave u the answer. look at the equation and look at mr. z's guided equation. what is b?

Answer 10

ok??

Answer 11

it cant be any easier than this

you have \(f(x) = 410 * 4.9^x\)

i shoed you how to do it for

\(f(x) = a*b^x\)

Answer 12

we are not here to give answers, we are here to help.

Answer 13

it would be strange if I had a desire to do your homework for you:)

Answer 14

but i dont understand

Answer 15

dude then you are not trying. A first grader could do this

\(f(x) = 410 * 4.9^x\)
\(f(x) = a*b^x\)

what the a in your equation?

Answer 16

ANWERS- A. 410, 4.9
B. 4.9, 410

Answer 17

so its A

Answer 18

we arnt going to tell you the answer

Answer 19

correct

Answer 20

thx Mr. Dude

Answer 21

**** nick. if u have eyes then u would know