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Chapter 10: Q. 76 (page 1018)

In the following exercises, graph each exponential function.

g(x)=(0.6)x

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,

g(x)=(0.6)x

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 g(x)=(0.6)xis as follows,

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