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Determine whether the rule represents an exponential function. Explain why or why not.
y=-10 times x^2
A.
Since the independent variable x the exponent,y=-10 times x^2 represents an exponential function.
B.
Since the independent variable x the exponent,y=-10 times x^2 does not represent an exponential function.
C.
Since the independent variable x is not the base, y=-10 times x^2 does not represent an exponential function.
D.
Since the independent variable x is the base,y=-10 times x^2 does represent an exponential function.
y=-10 times x^2
A.
Since the independent variable x the exponent,y=-10 times x^2 represents an exponential function.
B.
Since the independent variable x the exponent,y=-10 times x^2 does not represent an exponential function.
C.
Since the independent variable x is not the base, y=-10 times x^2 does not represent an exponential function.
D.
Since the independent variable x is the base,y=-10 times x^2 does represent an exponential function.
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C. Since the independent variable x is not the base, y=-10 times x^2 does not represent an exponential function.
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