how does the graph of an exponential decay function differ from an exponential growth function? it falls to…

Explanation:

Step1: Recall exponential function properties

Exponential growth function (y = a\cdot b^{x}) ((a>0,b > 1)): as (x) increases, (y) increases. Its graph rises to the right. Exponential decay function (y=a\cdot b^{x}) ((a>0,0 < b<1)): as (x) increases, (y) decreases. Its graph falls to the right. Both exponential growth and decay functions have (y - )intercept (y=a>0) (when (x = 0,y=a\cdot b^{0}=a)) and are not straight - line (they are non - linear functions).

Answer:

It falls to the right