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What is the point of intersection? *will post* a- (0,1) b- (1,0) c- (1, 1/2) d- (2,4)
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\[f(x)= 2^x \] and \[g(x)=(\frac{ 1 }{ 2 })^x\]
wat do u think the answer is
im not too sure; im not sure how to solve for it either
@HaydenwH
i mean i canget you the answer but im not much for solving it either, we always use calcs for tis stuff
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@snowflake0531
Btw, an easy way to do this is by graphing the two equations-
so where does it intersect?
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'1' is not a coordinate point-
OOOO... 0,1
so which letter is it
a!!
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Thank you for your help :)
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