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F(x) = 6 (1/8)^x is an example of

An exponential growth function
A logarithmic growth function
An exponential decay function
A logarithmic decay function

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Answer:

Exponential decay.  Your growth factor is 1/8, which is between 0 and 1.  Thus, the value is decreasing exponentially.

If the growth factor is greater than 1, you have exponential growth.  Logarithmic functions will always contain a logarithm, so you can quickly rule out those options.

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