does the rule y = -3x^5 represent an exponential function?
yes
no
is it no?
no, to be an "exponential" function, the variable must be in the "exponent" , yours has the
variable in the base of the power.
No is the correct answer.
I will post correct answers to test when I finish.
hurry up @Lost i need to finish this test quick and i need good grade on it so it help my over all grade rn.
I have two questions left then I will be done you can't rush greatness though.
you never answered??????????????????????
like.....wtf?
hey alexa play "traitor" by Olivia Rodrigo
Here are the answers for unit exponents and exponential functions
These are the true answer.
1:A
2:A
3:A
4:D
5:b
6:c
7:d
8:a
9:b
10:c
11:c
12:c
13:b
14:c
15:c
16:b
17:a
18:b
19:d
20:a
21:b
22:b
23:b
24:b
These are the answer's if you want to trust my answers and if not don't
use them
ParkJimin💜