I don't know how to find the y intercept in growth or decay problems. The specific problem i am doing says y=1/2(2)^x so could u show me how to figure out the y intercept in this equation so i will know how to do it for the rest? thankyou so much :)
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 y=1/2(2)^x  set x = 0

y = 1/2*1

y = 1/2 that is the y-intercept. 

to find x-intercept set y = 0

0 = 1/2(2^x)

0 = 2^x  there is a limit in this case.  2^x never gets to 0 it approachs it only.

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y=0.99(1/3)x
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