Can you always show that a prediction based on theoretical probability is true by performing the event often enough? If so, expl
ain why. If not, describe a situation that justifies your response
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1. Horizontal asymptotes: None
Vertical asymptote: x=-2
RD: 2
Domain: First picture
Range: first pic
2.HA: y=1
VA: x= -5 negative
RD: x= 5 no negative
Domain: second pic
Range second pic
3.HA: y=0
VA: x=-4,4
RD: none
D: 3rd pic
R: 3rd pic
4.HA: none
VA: x=3
RD: x=-2
D: 4th
R: 4th
I hope this helps!!!!!!!
Vertical asymptote: x=-2
RD: 2
Domain: First picture
Range: first pic
2.HA: y=1
VA: x= -5 negative
RD: x= 5 no negative
Domain: second pic
Range second pic
3.HA: y=0
VA: x=-4,4
RD: none
D: 3rd pic
R: 3rd pic
4.HA: none
VA: x=3
RD: x=-2
D: 4th
R: 4th
I hope this helps!!!!!!!