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OpenStudy (cookiimonster627):

which description means the same thing as this limit expression? lim f(x)= -infinity x -> - infinity the graph falls on the left side the graph falls on the right side the graph rises on the left side the graph rises on the right side I think the answer is the graph falls on the left side

OpenStudy (cookiimonster627):

@jim_thompson5910

OpenStudy (danjs):

Limit as x goes to -infinity is - infinity

OpenStudy (cookiimonster627):

okay?

OpenStudy (danjs):

yeah, just doesnt say much about anything, but it does mean as you go towards -infinity in x values, the y values go towards -infinity also.

OpenStudy (cookiimonster627):

lol but how does that get you to the answer. I get what your saying though.

jimthompson5910 (jim_thompson5910):

`I think the answer is the graph falls on the left side` I agree. As x heads off to the left side, the function decreases off to -infinity

OpenStudy (cookiimonster627):

thats what i thought @jim_thompson5910

OpenStudy (danjs):

yes, if you start anywhere, the end behavior on the left side of the function is to fall lower forever as you move more left

OpenStudy (cookiimonster627):

thank you

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