The directions for the problem I need help with is \"graphf(x), a function defin
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The directions for the problem I need help with is "graphf(x), a function defined for all real numbers and satisfying thecondition. The problem is f(x)(right pointing arrow)2 as x (rightpointing arrow, negative infinity symbol) AND f(x) (right arrow) -1as x (right arrow , infinity). First I need to know how to say this problem in math language.I would say "as f(x) get increasingly smaller (or negative) it getscloser to 2 and as x gets larger it gets closer to -1. I graphedthis like a backwards lazy "s" with the positive directioncurving down around zero and leveling off at -1 andthe negative direction curving down around zero and leveling offaround 2. I'm not sure if I know what I'm doing or even the purpose ofthis problem and this is an even number. If you can understand myquestion and can offer a yay or nay that would be great. The directions for the problem I need help with is "graphf(x), a function defined for all real numbers and satisfying thecondition. The problem is f(x)(right pointing arrow)2 as x (rightpointing arrow, negative infinity symbol) AND f(x) (right arrow) -1as x (right arrow , infinity). First I need to know how to say this problem in math language.I would say "as f(x) get increasingly smaller (or negative) it getscloser to 2 and as x gets larger it gets closer to -1. I graphedthis like a backwards lazy "s" with the positive directioncurving down around zero and leveling off at -1 andthe negative direction curving down around zero and leveling offaround 2. I'm not sure if I know what I'm doing or even the purpose ofthis problem and this is an even number. If you can understand myquestion and can offer a yay or nay that would be great.Explanation / Answer
it is saying that your function f(x) goes to 2 as your xgoes to - infinity and f(x) goes to -1 as x approaches infinity.The graph seems correct.