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Chapter 10: Q. 73 (page 1018)

In the following exercises, graph each exponential function.

f(x)=16x

Short Answer

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The graph is as follows,

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given Information  

We are given a function,

f(x)=16x

Use point plotting to graph the function.

02

Step 2. Table of points 

The table of points is as follows,

03

Step 3. Plotting the points  

The graph of f(x)=16xis as follows,

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