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The Following Figure Shows the Graphs of
(A) $y=e^{-x}$ (B) $y=10^{-x}$ (C) $y=\ln (-x)$

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The following figure shows the graphs of
(A). $y=e^{-x}$
(B). $y=10^{-x}$
(C). $y=\ln (-x)$
(D). $y=\log (-x)$ .
$The following figure shows the graphs of (A). y=e^{-x} (B). y=10^{-x} (C). y=\ln (-x) (D). y=\log (-x) . Which one is the graph of A?$
Which one is the graph of A?

The Following Figure Shows the Graphs of (A) y=e−xy=e^{-x}y=e−x (B) y=10−xy=10^{-x}y=10−x (C) y=ln⁡(−x) y=\ln (-x)y=ln(−x)

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The Following Figure Shows the Graphs of
(A) $y=e^{-x}$ (B) $y=10^{-x}$ (C) $y=\ln (-x)$

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