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Which rule can be used to describe the growth of the y-values of the function y=12^x over each interval from -1 to x=3. A. add 12 B. multiply by 12 C. add 1, then 12, then 144 D. multiply by 1, then by 12, then by 144
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C? I think.
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do some substitution for x |dw:1477336986237:dw| so the power (x) is increasing 1 in each case... what is happening to the actual value of y?
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