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End behavior of f(x)=-4(1/2)^x+4

End behavior of f(x)=-4(1/2)^x+4
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End behavior of f(x)=-4(1/2)^x+4

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Answer:

x=0

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Answer: f(x)= 4 as x goes to infinity and f(x) continues to negative infinity as x goes to negative infinity

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