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Pleaseeee help!!!! I will mark you as brainlinest for correct answer!!!!-example-1

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I think you might be right in both.

At first, I thought the first one would be "decrease without bounds" because it seems as if it continues to decrease. But once you look at it, y does seem to be approaching 0--forever, considering the arrows that keep on going without stop.

Also, I believe that you are right in the second one as well, because t(x) does increase without any bounds. It goes up and up, never stopping, never ending.
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