Question

Almost dome

Answer 1

?

Answer 2

@triciaal

Answer 3

looks like an exponential model to me

Answer 4

to more we go picking bigger x values the more the graph gets closer to 0 be never zero

Answer 5

well what is an exponential function?

Answer 6

the first dots look like a straight line but i think the given points determine to us
more about the data

Answer 7

why b

Answer 8

i don't see the data fitting a parallel line lol

Answer 9

nope

Answer 10

I eat slugs for breakfast

Answer 11

do you see the data forming something like this

Answer 12

so we can ellimante all the choices with a parallel line right?

Answer 13

yes!

Answer 14

this scatter is nothing about parallel lines

Answer 15

so it's not b or d.

Answer 16

yup those are bad choices

Answer 17

runnin' out of battery lol

Answer 18

i didn't say that

Answer 19

i said it is and exponential decay

Answer 20

hint as x increases there is only one value for y

Answer 21

back lol
so you know nothing about exponential decay?

Answer 22

go to your notes :)

Answer 23

the graph seems to be doing something like this

Answer 24

does that look familiar to you

Answer 25

looks like exponiental which I s quantity is subject to exponential decay if it decreases at a rate proportional to its current value. Symbolically, this process can be expressed by the following differential equation, where N is the quantity and λ (lambda) is a positive rate called the exponential decay constant

Answer 26

that's what notes say :)

Answer 27

hahaha that's a bad notes :(
do we agree that this an exponential graph?

Answer 28

yes I agree.

Answer 29

should look like this the first drawing was bad hehhe

Answer 30

so option c?

Answer 31

well yes! but did you understand why

Answer 32

your drawings make it very clear lol :)

Answer 33

that's the point i was trying to make

Answer 34

ok let me ask you what is and exponential function ?

Answer 35

how is it written

Answer 36

a function that is defined by an exponential expression and written using function notation, and the variable is an exponent; example, f(x) = ab^x

Answer 37

yes

Answer 38

@xapproachesinfinity why not a? based on the way the question is worded

Answer 39

agree exponential function
agree with addition the graph will be a line y = 0.2

Answer 40

or still exponential because of the first 2 additional points