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reaver
Can some one tell me what the graph of (-2)^x is i tryed but i only got errors.
Thank in advance for your help
reaver
Thank in advance for your help
reaver
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The graph of (-2)^x is a non-linear curve. It is an exponential function that decreases as x increases.
Yes, the graph of (-2)^x intersects the y-axis at the point (0,1).
The domain of the graph of (-2)^x is all real numbers.
Yes, the graph of (-2)^x has a horizontal asymptote at y=0.
As x increases, the graph of (-2)^x decreases and approaches the x-axis. As x decreases, the graph increases and approaches the y-axis.