Match the data series from the options shown on the graph to the following model types. You may assume that power and exponential models do not have a constant offset. You may also assume that only positive values are shown on the two axes. For each match, write “Series X.” where X is the appropriate letter, A through F. If no curve matches the specified criterion, write “No Match.” If more than one curve matches a given specification, list both series.
- a. Exponential, negative numeric value in exponent
- b. Power, negative numeric value in exponent
- c. Linear, negative slope
- d. Exponential, positive numeric value in exponent
- e. Power, positive numeric value in exponent
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