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Chapter 7: Q47. (page 351)

For Exercises 46–48, use the graph that models the attendance to Broadway plays (in millions) from 1970-2000.

Discuss the end behaviour of the graph.

Short Answer

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It goes downwards both on the left and the right side.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given

Given graph is:

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Step 2. To determine

We have to find the end behaviour of the function.

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Step 3. Calculation

From the graph,

It goes downwards both on the left and the right side.

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