The equation \( v(t) = 700(0.76)^t \) represents the value of a cell phone over time, where \( v \) is the value and \( t \) is the number of years since its release. This equation shows an exponential decay, which means the value of the cell phone decreases over time.
With exponential decay, the value decreases quickly initially (right after the release), and as time goes on (as \( t \) increases), the amount by which the value decreases gets smaller and smaller—hence it decreases more slowly.
Therefore, the true statement is:
As t increases, v decreases quickly at first and then slowly.