Asap ! this is a written response is the equation exponential growth or decay? how do you know? y = 3(0.5)^x

Exponential decay.

Step-by-step explanation:

The magnitude of the base (also known as the "common factor") tells us whether a given exponential equation represents growth or decay.

Standard equation for expo. growth:  y = 3(b)^x, where b is the base.

If 0<b<1, we have expo. decay; if 1<b, we have expo. growth.

Thus, y = 3(0.5)^x represents expo. decay.

step-by-step explanation:

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