Mathematics, 05.05.2021 18:30 kerra61
The graph represents the number of ice cream cones sold in New Orleans and Seattle during the month of July. The number of cones sold in Seattle is modeled by y=3x, and the number sold in New Orleans is modeled by y=3^x. Which statement is true about this situation?
A) The number of ice cream cones sold in Seattle decreases exponentially.
B) The number of ice cream cones sold in New Orleans is represented by the green line.
C) The number of ice cream cones sold in New Orleans is increasing by an equal factor over equal intervals.
D) The number of ice cream cones sold in Seattle will more than likely exceed the number sold in New Orleans as the value of x increases.
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