Question #6413491Single Choice

Algebra-1

Question

In an exponential decay function of the form (a > 0), where 0 < b < 1, what does a larger value of the base (while still satisfying 0 < b <1) imply about the rate of decay?

Options

The rate of decay of the quantity described by the function is faster.

The rate of decay of the quantity described by the function is slower.

The quantity described by the function remains constant over time.

The quantity described by the function increases over time.

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