What is the definition of exponential decay?

A. A condition in which a quantity decreases at a steady rate

B. A condition in which a quantity increases at a rate that is

proportional to the current value of the quantity

C. A condition in which a quantity increases at a steady rate

D. A condition in which a quantity decreases at a rate that is

proportional to the current value of the quantity

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Malcolm

15 December, 20:48

What is the definition of exponential decay?

A. A condition in which a quantity decreases at a steady rate

B. A condition in which a quantity increases at a rate that is

proportional to the current value of the quantity

C. A condition in which a quantity increases at a steady rate

D. A condition in which a quantity decreases at a rate that is

proportional to the current value of the quantity

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Camren Knapp · Answer 1

The answer is c because When a population or group of something is declining, and the amount that decreases is proportional to the size of the population, it's called exponential decay. And it is the closest definition

Darion Becker · Answer 2

Answer: The answer Is c because that's the closest the definition closest to that