Does the equation y = 2.291e−0.651^t represent continuous growth, continuous decay, or neither? Explain.

Answer 1

Hello, thank you for taking the time to post your question!

This would be an example of continuous decay based on the value of the parameter k in the equation … k = -0.651 and any time that parameter is negative will mean continuous decay

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Answer 2

Decay. As t increases, because the exponent is negative, this is the decay indicator. Graph it and see.