Find the value of f(2)
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<u>It doesn't matter what order the coordinates are in the distance formula as long as it stays in it's corresponding order.</u> In this case, (-7,5) could be (x1,y1) and (3,-5) could be (x2,y2) or vise versa, just as long as you don't mix up the coordinates (so no (-7,-5) or (3,5)). I'll demonstrate this below:
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when t = 0 then s (t) = 1/4
when t tends to infinity then s (t) tends to 0
when t tends to infinity then s (t) tends to infinity
the function has a horizontal asymptote at y = 0
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