Answer:
[tex]f(x)=-11\times(7^x^-^1)[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
Stare at the numbers. Especially the first two. First one is -11. Second is [tex]-11\times 7[/tex]. Let's guess you keep multiplying. [tex]-77\times 7=-539[/tex]. Smells correct, let's confirm with the last one: [tex]-539\times7 = -3773[/tex]. I think we found a pattern. Each element is 7 times the previous one. With some practice you can just write the function, else let's divide by -11 away and let's see what we get:
[tex]f(1) = 1=7^0; f(2)=7; f(3)=7^2; f(4)=7^3[/tex]. Basically, the exponent is 1 less than the value we're evaluating the function. That leads tho the following
[tex]f(x)=-11\times(7^x^-^1)[/tex]
