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Mathematics, 08.06.2020 13:57 pmbeachy3102

Hi :) My teacher keeps sending back this one question in algebra 2 and i am unsure as to what i must do to correct it anymore.
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#5 - You have not stated the multiple choice letter and explained your answer. You will need more than the horizontal asymptote. A t-chart is the best way to explain your answer.

i have attached the original question and my answers.
Please tell me what i should do to fix it or help me out somehow im so stuck :((

Thanks anywayss

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