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An exponential growth function has an asymptote of y = -3. Which might have occurred in the original function to
permit the range to include negative numbers?
O A whole number constant could have been added to the exponential expression.
O A whole number constant could have been subtracted from the exponential expression.
O A whole number constant could have been added to the exponent.
O A whole number constant could have been subtracted from the exponent.

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Answer: its the third one ,c

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The true statement is (b) a whole number constant could have been subtracted from the exponential expression.

An exponential function is represented as:

[tex]y = ab^x[/tex]

The asymptote of the above function is 0.

However, consider the following vertically translated function

[tex]y = ab^x + c[/tex]

The horizontal asymptote of the above function is c.

So, when an exponential function has an asymptote of y = -3, then it means that 3 is subtracted from the function [tex]y = ab^x[/tex]

Hence, the true statement is (b)

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