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kekeman · Answer

I think it is the first option not sure tho

kekeman · Answer

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dude · Answer

Not quite

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dude · Answer

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f(x) is going towards infinity but g(x) isn't (Infinity is straight up)

kekeman · Answer

Sooooooo g(x) is going to 1 meaning it is option two

kekeman · Answer

I don't think it has to be a straight line up tbh

kekeman · Answer

I thought as long as it is going up

dude · Answer

Yeah

kekeman · Answer

Yeah what?

dude · Answer

@kekeman wrote:

Sooooooo g(x) is going to 1 meaning it is option two

Yes this is right

dude · Answer

@kekeman wrote:

I don't think it has to be a straight line up tbh

The direction the line goes to is important If it goes directly up, then it goes to infinity, if it starts going horizontally, then it is approaching a number

kekeman · Answer

So how is the line approaching 1

kekeman · Answer

Use this link; https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aq0wlvqohmpKNOMIvmUjlQrgS-eaW61B/view

kekeman · Answer

And go to 56:08

dude · Answer

The video doesn't work for me

My mistake, you are right, I did not notice the equations s:

Both $f(x)=2^x$ and $g(x)=log(x)-1$ both approach $\infty$ as x goes to $\infty$, so option 1 is correct

kekeman · Answer

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