Long description: Block6_FigNEWONE2

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Three graphs illustrating exponential decay models, showing the functions \(y = -e^{-t}\), \(y = 4 - e^{-t}\), and \(y = 4 - 3e^{-t}\) plotted over time \(t\).

Alt text: Three graphs illustrating exponential decay models, showing the functions \(y = -e^{-t}\), \(y = 4 - e^{-t}\), and \(y = 4 - 3e^{-t}\) plotted over time \(t\).

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  • The first graph plots the function \(y = -e^{-t}\), showing the curve starting from a negative value on the y-axis and increasing as the value of \(t\) increases.
  • The second graph plots the function \(y = 4 - e^{-t}\), showing the curve starting from a lower value on the y-axis and increasing, approaching a horizontal asymptote at \(y = 4\).
  • The third graph plots the function \(y = 4 - 3e^{-t}\), showing the curve starting from a more negative value on the y-axis than the second graph, and also increasing, approaching a horizontal asymptote at \(y = 4\).

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