Answer:
<h3>As x decreases without bound, the graph of f(x) <u>
approaches y = 0.</u></h3>
We can observe in the graph that the exponential functions is approaching to y = 0 as x decreases on the left side of the curve. Also, this behaviour is common on exponential function, because due to the variable is an exponent, the range cannot take negative values.
<h3>As x increases without bound, the graph of f(x)
<u>
increases without bound.</u></h3>
In the graph we can observe that at the right side of the curve, the function is increasing without bound, that is, with no restrictions. In addition, this is a common behaviour of exponential function, the tend to increase without bounds, that's why these functions are used to model problems about population increase, or bacterial reproductions.