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What is the percent rate of change of the function f(x) = (0.25)^x? Does
this function represent exponential growth or decay?*
The percent rate of change is 25% and this represents exponential decay.
The percent rate of change is 75% and this represents exponential decay.
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The percent rate of change is 75% and this represents exponential growth.
The percent rate of change is 25% and this represents exponential growth.
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