Mathematics
Mathematics, 13.01.2021 16:50, cadez

Peppa's brother George spilled milk on her math homework and all she can see are two points in her
table. The points are (3, 8) and (10, 2335.43). Peppa
still has to find the equation representing the values in
her table.
Explain to Peppa how to find the equation (y= a(b))
using her two points and write the exponential equation.
Explain and show work for every step.

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