HELP ASAP PLZ I HAVE NEVER BEEN MORE CONFUSED ON HOW TO WRITE AN EQUATION ;-;
Examine an unpop...
Mathematics, 18.05.2020 15:57 dearydn22
HELP ASAP PLZ I HAVE NEVER BEEN MORE CONFUSED ON HOW TO WRITE AN EQUATION ;-;
Examine an unpopular video on a single social medium. Suppose that, on the very first day that this video was posted, it received its highest quantity of views. As the days go on, the video receives fewer and fewer each day. Create an exponential function that models the number of views the video gets each day. Determine for yourself the number of times the video was initially viewed on its first day, or its initial value, and decide on a daily decay factor less than 1. Now graph the function and make sure to track its number of daily views over a one-month period. You will submit the following:
An unpopular video function
(in the explanation part can you plz explain how to make an exponential function. ik the basics but idk how to make this a function ;-;)
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