a. Which of the following equations would model anexponential quantity that begins at a level of 16 anddecreases ata constant rate of 8% per hour?Based on the context what is:(1) Q-16(0.92)(3) Q 16(1.08)(2) Q16+0.92(4) Q-16(-7)

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a. Which of the following equations would model an exponential quantity that begins at a level of 16 and decreases ata constant rate of 8% per hour? Based on the context what is: (1) Q-16(0.92) (3) Q 16(1.08) (2) Q16+0.92 (4) Q-16(-7)