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Identify each type of decay as linear or exponential.(a) Decreasing by 20% each yearlinearexponential    (b) Decreasing by 700 units each yearlinearexponential    (c) Half remains each yearlinearexponential    (d) Multiplying by 18 each yearlinearexponential

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Identify each type of decay as linear or exponential.(a) Decreasing by 20% each yearlinearexponential    (b) Decreasing by 700 units each yearlinearexponential    (c) Half remains each yearlinearexponential    (d) Multiplying by 18 each yearlinearexponential

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(a) Decreasing by 20% each year - Exponential (b) Decreasing by 700 units each year - Linear (c) Half remains each year - Exponential (d) Multiplying by 18 each year - Exponential

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