−
1
and 4
4
, and goes to −∞
−
Mathematics, 28.02.2020 05:18 10040813
Second-degree, with zeros of −1
−
1
and 4
4
, and goes to −∞
−
∞
as x→−∞
Answers: 2
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Second-degree, with zeros of −1
−
1
and 4
4
, and goes to −∞
−
−
1
and 4
4
, and goes to −∞
−
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