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1. Given: f(x)= x* - 6x² + 7x-6 (a) Using correct limit notation, describe the end behavior of f(x).

1. Given: f(x)= x* - 6x² + 7x-6 (a) Using correct limit notation, describe the end behavior of f(x).
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1. Given: f(x)= x* - 6x² + 7x-6

(a) Using correct limit notation, describe the end behavior of f(x).

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